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Stockman: Warehouse workers don’t mobilize like blue-collar predecessors

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No place symbolizes the profound shifts that have taken place in the U.S. economy like Bethlehem, Penn., a city that lost its mighty steel mill but has been reborn with the help of a casino, a hotel and a couple of Walmart distribution centers. Thanks to the rise of online shopping and the proximity to so many U.S. doorsteps, warehouses have become a major source of blue-collar employment in Bethlehem and beyond. In Pennsylvania’s Lehigh Valley,…

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