Labor

                
  • Verizon negotiations heat up

    Verizon negotiations heat up

    August 29, 2003

    As of this writing negotiations are continuing between the Communications Workers of America (CWA) and the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW), representing almost 80,000 workers, and telecommunications giant Verizon Communications. Focus has shifted to national...

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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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  • 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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  • Texas labor fights back

    Texas labor fights back

    August 29, 2003

    Bloodied but unbowed after a terrible state legislative session, Texas labor is laying plans to continue fighting. At the AFL-CIO convention in Austin July 24-26, over 400 delegates applauded the “Killer-D” state representatives who fled the...

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