…against Hormel Foods, A.E. Staley Company and Detroit News, three of labor’s most contentious battles in recent history. He went on to earn a law degree at New York University…
…be abolished. Others demand there be changes. In a recent rally against the program, all of the announced New York City mayoral candidates planning to run in 2013 were present…
…and Local 7 members standing in 95 degrees weather, “We’re trying to bring awareness that the hard-working, tax-paying people on the line today who are out of work are from…
…movement to revive itself and regain power is through the strike, which the labor movement used, among other tactics such as secondary boycotts and solidarity strikes (both outlawed today) during…
…of unionization post-World War II,” said Krieger. Because there were changes to the American economy during the Vietnam War, such as higher inflation, combined with the fact that many young…
…members included Juan Gonzalez of the NY Daily News, Joseph Dickens of the Working Families Party, Mary Clinton of UAW Local 2110 and liaison to OWS and Melissa Ryan of…
…accrue a lot of money from them—not so that New York’s children can learn about the world, with its letters, science, mathematics, literature, history.” To continue reading, click here: The…
…“The city has refused to meet. They seem more interested in a policy that makes headlines to lead people to believe that the city is doing things to make us…
…has demonstrated that he is a true champion for working New Yorkers. He is someone who understands the difficulties that working families face in today’s society and has dedicated himself…
…me. Although he did not get to see me get elected, I’m sure he’d be proud of the work we’ve done together. That’s why I work for justice today. On…
