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  • Labor College: 10 years and going strong

    Labor College: 10 years and going strong

    August 29, 2003

    TUCSON, Ariz. – Salt of the Earth Labor College will kick off its eleventh year with a fall semester that tackles some of the most important questions facing working people today. The school will open the...

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  • Church worker dispute resolved

    Church worker dispute resolved

    August 29, 2003

    Almost two months after five south Texas church workers were fired for unionizing, the ensuing dispute between the United Farm Workers (UFW) union and the Catholic Diocese of Brownsville has been partially resolved. On June 18...

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  • Bilingual teacher cuts denounced

    Bilingual teacher cuts denounced

    August 29, 2003

    LAWRENCE, Mass. – School Superintendent Wilfredo Laboy, who came to Lawrence, a majority Latino city, in 2001, is under attack for having fired 24 bilingual teachers for not passing an oral English examination while he, himself,...

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  • New landmark honors workers dignity

    New landmark honors workers dignity

    August 29, 2003

    DETROIT, Mich. – With its gleaming stainless steel arches reaching toward each other 63 feet in the air, a monument to Michigan’s working class, the Michigan Labor Legacy Project, was unveiled Aug. 20 in downtown Detroit....

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  • The business of union-busting

    The business of union-busting

    August 29, 2003 By Tony Pecinovsky

    "From Blackjack to Briefcases" should be read by anyone interested in economic and social justice.

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