Submitted by x348328 on Tue, 12/30/2008 - 4:10pm
Headlines:
- Chicago factory occupation wins demands
- N. Carolina IWW truckers picket Weyerhauser
- Good Jobs For All stands up for temps in Toronto
Features:
- Can we rebuild the labor movement with the Employee Free Choice Act?
- Let's not get organized by Barack Obama
- Review: Staughton Lynd tackles Wobblies and Zapatistas
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Submitted by x348328 on Fri, 12/05/2008 - 12:42am
Headlines:
- Ontario Farm Workers Win Right to Organize
- G20 Defends Capitalism
- Coors' Colorado Right-to-work Plan Defeated
- Minneapolis Starbucks baristas join IWW
Features:
- Economic Meltdown Global
- Online Picket Line: The Internet Didn't Make Obama Win
- Proposition K fails, sex workers continue to organize in San Fran
- Review: A Union Man Won't Quit
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Submitted by x348328 on Fri, 11/21/2008 - 1:00am
Headlines:
- Wal-Mart closes second union store in Québec
- Aboriginal workers organize in Canada
- Zimbabwe unions condemn deal with Mugabe
- Crisis a product of capitalism
Features:
- Pakistani women need rights respected every day
- Metrolink rail crash makes safety reform a must
- Mentally ill workers an 'indicator species' for fairness on the job
- The IWW: Literature Review 2008
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Submitted by x348328 on Sat, 10/04/2008 - 11:46pm
Headlines:
- Ward's Market fires IWW members
- Toronto radio station fires staff while bargaining
- Quebec workers get union contract at Wal-Mart
- Sweatfree Communities press state governors
Features:
- General Assembly in Europe an IWW first
- Remembering Helen Keller as a fighter
- Youth must organize at school and work to win power
- UK inquiry reveals chronic neglect led to death
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Submitted by x344543 on Wed, 09/03/2008 - 6:37pm
Headlines:
- South Korea orders arrests of union leaders
- Mall of America Starbucks baristas join IWW
- US working poor lose ground in Midwest, Northeast US
Featured Articles:
- Reader's Soapbox: IWWs remember Utah Phillips
- Providence IWW rallies against police brutality
- Review: Dishwasher Pete wanders, entertains, rebels
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