He was the founder and president of the Detroit (Michigan) chapter of the Association of Catholic Trade Unionists (ACTU) from 1939 to 1947,[1] best known for his development of an ACTU "Industrial Council Plan" (which Weber called "economic democracy"[2][3]) versus a CIO Industry Council Plan to foster union-management cooperation in US Labor disputes.
[4][5] Weber also belonged to the American Newspaper Guild (now NewsGuild-CWA),[6] a CIO federation member, which made him "well-versed in union practices.
"[7] He also served as editor of Wage Earner, newspaper of the Michigan ACTU.
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