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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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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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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Headlines:

• UK blood service cuts blunted
• AFSCME defeat births new convictions, strategy
• Rail Workers build inter-union solidarity caucus

• Online blacklist: how the Internet helps the bosses
• Working Out: Queer and labor's passionate affair
• The final March to the Left column by Dorice McDaniels

Headlines:

• Ottawa panhandler organizer gets death threat
• FedEx exploits employees as independent contractors
• Metro Lighting IWW faces restraining order

Featured Articles:

• Workers' Democracy in the Buenos Aires subway
• Facebook is a flawed organizing tool
• CAW-Magna no-strike pact: pragmatism or sell-out?

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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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Headlines:

• 9 Handyfat workers win reinstatement in NYC
• Crichton campus in Scotland saved
• Starbucks on trial: Does being big make us bad?

Featured Articles:

• Chicago General Assembly shows growth
• Two years of organizing the NYC food industry
•  India free trade zones cause unrest, inequality
  

Headlines:

• Police attack warehouse solidarity march
• Hazleton anti-immigrant rule struck by US court
• Starbucks froths at Europe union organizing 

 Featured Articles:

• The return of Praise Boss: The basic rules of capitalism... 
• The ICFTU is dead: Bureaucrats and lobbyists unite!
• Argentina workers’ self-management conference a success