#local one

[illiterate-librarian]

This silly goose is getting more and more video work! Feels really good to be getting back into the swing of things a bit, even if it isn't for insanely big projects.

[rrrauschen]

Stephen Maing & Brett Story, {2025} Local One

[loudlylovingreview]

Video: Local One

The Amazon Labor Union made history in 2022 by becoming the first group to successfully unionize an Amazon warehouse in the U.S. Two and a half years later, the company has refused to recognize the union and bargain a contract. To pressure the company to start negotiating, the Amazon Labor Union, now affiliated with the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, launches a nationwide strike during…

Video: Local One

[pati79]

Yeah fuck this shit I want to punch something now

[tikabonus]

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[joymi]

VHS tape courtesy of Bob Beimers dub to digital & upload: Mike Terpstra this footage will be submitted to the Local One Archive

So. Cool.

A look backstage at CITY OF ANGELS. 

[turtalia]

This is just great. If you ever need something stupid done and right now, an audience full of stagehands is a pretty handy thing to have around. I bet they didn't demand a dump truck full of cash to do it, either. Contrary to that other "news" outlet that appears to believe bashing us is news fit to print.

[publicemployeesunionlocalon-blog]

They’re bleeding California taxpayers of billions each year. They live in the shadows, striking schools, public safety and other essential services when we least expect it. And they’re EXTREMELY hard to kill.

As our state faces another budget crisis, many Californians are unaware of all the corporate tax loopholes and breaks that politicians inserted into law in the dead of night. The loopholes are eating away investments California should be making in education, public safety, health care and jobs. These tax giveaways lack accountability, aren’t reviewed for effectiveness and cost the state billions every year that could be used to close the budget deficit and fund universities, health care for seniors and other programs for the middle class.

Like zombies, these corporate tax loopholes relentlessly attack and are very difficult to eradicate. Middle-class families need a survival guide to help us rebuild our state by getting rid of these Zombie Loopholes, ONCE AND FOR ALL.