ORGANIZING ALERT Teamsters Local Union No. 344 Employees of Blick Art Supplies to join local , filed with NLRB for recognition
Author: wibailoutpeople
We are a part of the national Bail Out The People movement which formed in 2008 to fight against the bailouts to the banks. Since then we have been in numerous fights against poverty, racism and war. We demand that the people be bailed out not the banks, a moratorium on all foreclosures, a federal jobs program now and other demands. We have been participating in the Wisconsin people's uprising, Bloombergville in NYC and numerous other people's actions.
Mafia Style Investments and the Honduran People’s Struggle for Democracy and Dignity The report by the Institute for Policy Studies, the Transnational Institute, TerraJusta, and the Honduras Solidarity Network takes an in-depth look at how multinational and domestic companies have exploited investment agreements to make “mafia-style” demands on the Honduran state and people. It then looks at different options for […]
Last week, tens of thousands of longshore workers went on strike at ports along the East and Gulf Coast. For months leading up to the strike, USMX – the shipping alliance that the International Longshoreman’s Association (ILA) negotiates with – had dragged their feet and refused to budge on issues of wage increases, automation, and […]
The Asheville Food and Beverage Workers United – an anchor organization of the Western NC Workers Assembly – is leading ongoing relief and recovery efforts, supply coordination and distribution, worker support, and more on the ground in Western North Carolina. Please consider making a donation to support their monumental and urgent work in the face of […]
Building Rank & File Power to Fight FascismThursday, October 177:30pm ET / 6:30pm CTRSVP at this link Join the Southern Workers Assembly for this discussion featuring a panel of rank and file workers from across the South addressing the upcoming elections, strategies for building power vs the right wing, and how workers in the South […]

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