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"Labor and class" is a book-category that groups works focused on the lives, struggles, structures, and politics of work and social stratification. It includes labor history, union and movement studies, economic and class analysis (Marxist and non-Marxist), studies of workplace culture and labor law, and first-person worker memoirs, as well as fiction and poetry that center working-class experience and class conflict. Books in this category examine how power, wealth, race, gender, and policy shape labor markets and everyday work, explore organizing and resistance, and trace how class identity and mobility are formed across time and place. Suitable for scholars, activists, students, and general readers, the category spans rigorous scholarship, investigative journalism, memoir, and imaginative literature that illuminate economic inequality and the social dynamics of work.

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