Gene Stavis recommends "Working Girl"; "Wall Street"; "Norma Rae"; "Matewan"; "Educating Rita" Indeed Good suggestions all. One thing that always intrigued me about WORKING GIRL, but of which I have seen little discussion, is the ending of that film. She brushes off--with little or no concern--the tacky but vital and lively community of family and friends on Staten Island to happily (?) take up residence in an office that is one of scores in one of hundreds of similar office buildings in Manhattan. I' ve never quite figured out if that last shot is supposed to be ironic. Let me also mention, if you're at all interested in foreign films, Chabrol's STORY OF WOMEN (about a woman who becomes a village abortionist in Vichy France out of economic necessity) and of course the recent film version of GERMINAL. Michael Moore's ROGER AND ME is also a "popular" work about class and labor, albeit a documentary. See also Barbara Koppel's AMERICAN DREAM, about the labor strike at Hormel here in MN. Lee Grant did a film about the WILMAR 7, a group of small-town bank tellers who went on strike. --Don Larsson, Mankato State U., MN