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 A Financial Meltdown 30 Years in the Making— Mark Brenner They break it, and we’re stuck with the bill. In less than two weeks Congress lined up $700 billion to bail out the nation’s bankers, leaving millions of homeowners on the sidelines. . . . Puerto Rico’s Teachers Beat SEIU Raid— Steve Early Card Check: Can It Organize the Unorganized?— Kim Moody End of the Road: If the Auto Industry is Dead What does that Mean for Workers?— Mark Brenner and Jane Slaughter Financial Crisis Socks California— Paul Abowd From $2 an Hour, Nashville Carwash Workers Plot a Future— Garrett Stark First-Ever Layoffs Loom at Postal Service— David Yao |
Steward's CornerSympathy Strikes & the Law: Is Solidarity Legal?— Robert Schwartz I work at a company where the production workers and the technicians are in different unions. The techs' contract runs out this year while ours has a year to go. If the techs call a strike, can the production workers respect their picket lines? . . . |