Labor

                
  • Colombia: murder and migration

    Colombia: murder and migration

    January 23, 2007

    Development projects anywhere in the world often have a high human cost. In Colombia, the price is often measured in human lives and blood. Esperanza (she would risk her life, she says, if her real name...

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  • Dr. King was nations greatest unionist   Millions commemorate peace, civil rights leader

    Dr. King was nations greatest unionist Millions commemorate peace, civil rights leader

    January 19, 2007

    Last week, Americans marched, rallied, petitioned, held community service events and worshipped in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Here are only a few of the tens of thousands of events honoring King’s legacy, the...

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  • Year opens with 2 more deaths in the mines

    Year opens with 2 more deaths in the mines

    January 19, 2007

    CUCUMBER, W.Va. — James “Butch” Thomas, 47, and Pete Poindexter, 33, were working a mile and half inside the Brooks Run Company’s Cucumber mine, Jan. 13, when the roof collapsed, killing both miners. There were 35...

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  • Boost minimum wage, right to organize

    Boost minimum wage, right to organize

    January 19, 2007

    There are many vital issues that helped forge the alliance that dealt such a devastating blow to the immoral ultra-right cabal last Nov. 7. Perhaps one of the least sung but critically important sectors is the...

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  • Teachers union endorses antiwar rally

    Teachers union endorses antiwar rally

    January 19, 2007

    Workers’ Correspondence Over 1,000 union representatives and delegates attending the United Federation of Teachers Delegate Assembly on Jan. 10 gave a rousing response to President George Bush even before he gave his speech calling for an...

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