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Industrial Worker - Issue #1706, June 2008

Submitted by Peter Moore on Mon, 06/02/2008 - 2:42am.

Headlines:

  • Transport workers take action
  • Zimbabwe arrests unionists, opposition
  • E-Z Supply ordered to pay IWWs $1 million

Featured Articles:

  • Haiti IWW delegation travel diary
  • Militant, independent, all-Cambodian union
  • Staughton Lynd: Another world is possible

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Industrial Worker - Issue #1705, May 2008

Submitted by Peter Moore on Thu, 05/08/2008 - 12:46am.

Headlines:

  • Harvest Co-op fires 2 in Massachusetts
  • Diesel price rally hits New Jersey turnpike
  • Union rivalry leads to clash at Labor Notes conference

Featured Articles:

  • No-Match letters a wedge between workers
  • China coal profits cost blood and bone
  • Argentina: Zanón workers took union, before factory

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Industrial Worker - Issue #1704, April 2008

Submitted by Peter Moore on Thu, 04/03/2008 - 9:58pm.

Headlines:

  • Puerto Rican teachers defy government
  • Scottish college sacks Unison steward, cuts jobs
  • Maquila workers denounce NAFTA

Featured Articles:

  • Metro Lighting a scab business
  • Green unionism
  • Review: End of America offers no alternatives, ignores unions

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Register Now for the 2008 IWW Organizing Summit

Submitted by intexile on Tue, 03/25/2008 - 4:12pm.
Announcing the 2008 IWW Organizing Summit - Toronto, Ontario - April 18, 19, & 20

Registration is On Now!

The second IWW Organizing Summit has arrived and is set to explode! As the IWW engages in more and more workplace battles, our vision for the future must keep pace with our daily struggles. Our resolve is deeper and our wits keener than ever.

Make sure your branch sends a strong delegation and make sure you're on it! The 2008 Organizing Summit is on the scene and features practical trainings and discussions to build our skills; strategic sessions and industry break-outs to enhance our analysis and plot out the struggle; and visionary all-Summit conversations to prepare us for the future.

Don't miss:
  • Sustaining your Solidarity Union;
  • Militancy in contracted shops;
  • Race, gender, and sexuality in organizing;
  • Success and failure in recent IWW campaigns;
  • Industrial organizing beyond the GMB;
  • Targeting producer market businesses; and
  • The IWW's future in the present.
Break-outs by industry to feature groups of
  • Food Workers (iu460),
  • Retail Workers (iu660),
  • Education Workers (iu620),
  • Health Care and Social Service Workers (iu610),
  • Transportation Workers (dept 500),
  • Construction Workers (dept 300), and more!

Hosted by one of the IWW's most dynamic branches, the Toronto IWW anticipates a blow out 2008 Organzing Summit with IWWs from all overthe continent and farther afield.

Download a registration form

For more details contact - iwwtoronto [at] gmail.com


Solidaridad Issue #6 Out Now

Submitted by intexile on Tue, 03/11/2008 - 2:35pm.
Featuring:
  • Taming Wild Edibles
  • Report on IWW Delegation to the Maquiladoras
  • Peru: The Construction Industry -Tragedy and Vengance
  • Report of the International Solidarity Commission
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The Top Threat to Safety of UNM Students and Workers: UNM Management’s Campaign of Carelessness

Submitted by clay on Wed, 01/23/2008 - 1:18pm.

This week will mean a return to campus for thousands of University of New Mexico students beginning their spring semester. Meanwhile, two former UNM employees will come back to UNM not to resume the jobs they loved, but to protest their recent terminations. They will gather with community allies, coworkers, and members of the IWW at the new George Pearl Hall located on the corner of Cornell and Central. There they will speak out about the lack of respect that UNM management has for university employees and what happens when workers speak up about health and safety issues.<p>


Industrial Worker - Issue #1701, November 2007

Submitted by Peter Moore on Tue, 11/27/2007 - 11:02pm.

Headlines:

  • Australia: Individual contracts undercut equal pay
  • NYC campaigns winning, but facing stiff resistance
  • Burma protests: Is India looking the other way?

Featured Articles:

  • Armed men break strikes in Philippines 
  • Rebuilding the IWW at Streetlight Shelter
  • Reviews: Ben Fletcher, Atom Spies, Horizontalism, IWW history books in 2007

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