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Calling all artists! We’re looking for shareable art like the image below, which was created for striking Black Friday Walmart workers last year, to support the OUR Walmart members and associates out on strike and on the Ride for Respect caravans.Â
Share your art for #walmartstrikers here!
via Making Change at Walmart
Today in labor history, May 30, 1937: In what would become known as the Memorial Day Massacre, police open fire on striking steelworkers, their families, and supporters who were marching to the Republic Steel plant in South Chicago to set up a picket line. The police killed ten people and pursued those fleeing the attack, wounding many more; no one was ever prosecuted.
Bruce Plante has got it right about teachers.
Pima County, Arizona, is the only county in the United States that tracks migrant deaths. Here’s every one since 2001.
When was the last time you saw a great film about union workers fighting for good jobs? Here's one: http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/724829692/councilwoman-castillo
“I started here in 2010, and I haven’t seen a raise since I got here,” Anthony Wendlberger, a kitchen worker at AT&T Park said. “We’re not asking for an extravagant lifestyle. Just the basics. And a little respect.”
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The Rick Smith Show-Where Working People Come to Talk - covers the amazing Centerplate concession workers at the SF Giants Stadium and their strive for a contract. Â Learn more at http://TheGiantZero.org
Happy Mother’s Day!
The National Committee is committed and will continue to fight for everyone’s economic security everyday.
Did you know lunch ladies not only serve food, but they also serve up some superhero powers? Â It's true! Â Every lunch lady in every school is a superhero! Â Join us in saying happy School Lunch Superhero Day!
Did you know that today is national School Lunch Superhero Day? That’s right! Cafeteria workers serve up lunches to nourish minds and bodies of students in schools across the country. Join us in saying thank you to the workers and learn more about their fight to serve REAL food that is healthy and delicious for students at http://realfoodrealjobs.org
WNYC’s Reema Khrais snapped this photo of Building crews hoisted the last pieces of a 408-foot spire Thursday morning to the roof of One World Trade Center. MORE
This is awesome!
May Day 2013. The Time is Now!
Happy May Day to everyone who continues to fight for the rights of working people!
The MN House will vote Friday on a minimum wage increase. Send a message to your Representative and ask them to support HF 92: http://bit.ly/14O33Ai
It's time to hold companies accountable at home and abroad.
Today in labor history, April 29, 1943: The special representative to the National War Labor Board issues a report, “Retroactive Date for Women’s Pay Adjustments,” setting forth provisions respecting wage rates for women working in war industries who were asking for equal pay. A directive issued by the board in September 1942 stated that “rates for women shall be set in accordance with the principle of equal pay for comparable quantity and quality of work on comparable operations.”
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