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Worker’s Strikes Surge in the U.S. in 2022!

By Emily Peck and Matt Phillips · Dec 19, 2022 There were 374 worker strikes started in 2022 — a 39%increase over 2021, according to a database run by Cornell, Emily writes. Why it matters: Fueled partly by anger over working conditions in the pandemic and spurred on by other labor wins, all sorts of workers […]

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NYC, Feb. 4, 2023: Celebrating the Life of Franky Velgara Valentin

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UAW 180 Members & Community Supporters Gathering Support for Strike! Solidarity Day December 17, 2022!

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Milwaukee, December 18, 2022: Voces de la Frontera Holiday Party

English Below Estimado Bryan,Únase a nosotros este domino, el 18 de diciembre, para celebrar la temporada navideña con una posada navideña de Voces de la Frontera. Dado que la pandemia nos ha impedido reunirnos en los últimos años, estamos especialmente emocionados de verlos a todos y reunirnos para disfrutar de comida, música, familia, y diversión.¡Todos […]

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Wisconsin AFL-CIO: All Out for UAW 180 & 807 Solidarity Day in Racine December 17, 2022!

Join us this Saturday, December 17, for a Solidarity Day to support striking UAW Local 180 workers in Racine. UAW Local 180 members have been on strike at Case New Holland (CNHi) since May. Join the picket line and come out for a solidarity rally as we stand together to support striking workers and demand […]

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Special Report: RAIL WORKERS OUST UNION PRESIDENT WHO BACKED LABOR DEAL

In a stunning upset, the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Trainmen, the 28,000-member union of railroad workers, has elected a new president. Eddie Hall, a local officer out of Division 28 in Tucson, Arizona, won against incumbent Dennis Pierce with 53 percent of the membership-wide vote. Hall will take office on January 1st, pending official […]

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Tossing papers, blocking scabs in Pittsburgh

The Post-Gazette stoops to new lows each week. Whether it’s calling the cops on striking workers for leafletting or returning rejected newspapers, or posting scab jobs, it’s very clear the Blocks and the executives helping them run their operation know no shame. But we’re not going to let them have an easy time of it, […]