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This room is giving me chills. Such amazing things happening & being lead by TEACHERS. #LaborNotes #IAmDCTA
Teachers Meeting #LaborNotes #IAmDCTA #TeacherVoice #CoEdVoice
In Chicago for #LaborNotes and to support Chicago teachers #CTUStrike
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The deputy sheriff drove me into the piney woods without saying a word, and pulled into a small clearing. He asked, “Are you helping organize a union at the brick factory?” And because I thought I was going to die anyway, I told the truth: “Yep.”
Labor Lessons from Mississippi Freedom Summer | Labor Notes
The best time to clean the store restroom: right after someone took a dookie.
This is an article on fight against the ABCC by Australian Union which I wrote for the US Union Reform journal Labor Notes. It was aimed at inform a US union audience of the nature of the attacks particularly in a context where government intervention against corrupt and criminal practices in an industry has been viewed positively amongst progressive unionists - the article explains that the tough cop for a tough industry rhetoric that has been used by both the Coalition and ALP to the ABCC it's various incarnations had nothing to with combating corruption in the construction industry and had everything with limiting the rights of workers and their unions. This is the final draft version - as it was only published in the print edition rather than online