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By Stephen Millies
New York, Dec. 23 — Striking Spectrum cable workers and their supporters gathered on the steps of City Hall today to demand the New York City Council kick the union-busting outfit out of town. The day before marked the 1,000th day that the 1,800 members of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) Local 3 had been on strike.
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Spectrum workers on strike. The company was bought out and they are trying to bust the unions. If the union busters have their way, the highly trained people risking their lives climbing on poles to install our internet and cable will lose their benefits and health insurance. They are on Day 60 of their strike and TV coverage is out of the question because they are sponsored by Spectrum. #ibewlocal11 #ibew #strike #unions #unionbusting #spectrumstrike #spectrumstrike2017 #astoria #riseandresist (at Astoria–Ditmars Boulevard)
Spectrum strike: Second year in workers’ war with banks
By John Steffin
It has now been over a year since 1,800 members of International Electrical Workers (IBEW) Local 3 went on strike against cable monopoly Spectrum/Charter in the New York City/New Jersey area.
Strikes against utility companies are often long struggles, even when it’s the largest strike in the country, as was #SpectrumStrike at one time. Strikers can stop repairs, but they can’t stop the automated production. This strike has its own unique conditions, leading to the persistence of Spectrum/Charter trying to break the workers and their union. To understand, we need to get into the economics around the recent takeover of Time Warner by Spectrum/Charter.
#DaysOfRage actions starting today in NYC. Full list below. Gonna be a busy week!
#SprectrumStrike #AhedTamimi #BlackLivesMatter #MLK #J20 #Mumia #AnnaChambers #USAOutOfEverywhere #WomenFightBack #Haiti #Accessibility #FuckTrump
MLK day Monday, January 15 Solidarity with Striking Spectrum Workers 2-4 pm Columbus Circle Organized by People's Power Assemblies Workers Defense Committee, MACC and Labor Against Racist Terror Rally for Working Class Resistance!
Protest to Free Ahed Tamimi 5-6:30pm Union Square, in front of Best Buy Organized by Samidoun Palestinian Prisoner Solidarity Network https://www.facebook.com/events/1991441214403922/
People's Monday for Martin Luther King Jr. 7pm, 125th and Malcolm X Organized by NYC Shut It Down https://www.facebook.com/events/132656467534734
Tuesday, January 16 After J20: Fighting Back Against Political Repression 7-9pm at the Solidarity Center (147 w 24th St, 2nd Floor) Organized by the Committee to Stop FBI Repression https://www.facebook.com/events/161034657995606/
Wednesday, January 17 Pack the Court for Mumia Abu-Jamal 8-11am Criminal Justice Center 1301 Filbert St, Philadelphia Transportation from NYC leaves Solidarity Center at 5:30am. Contact [email protected] for tickets ($20) https://www.facebook.com/events/1970165673306717/
Thursday, January 18 Rally against Rapist Cops and All Cops 9am-noon 320 Jay St, Brooklyn Organized by Metropolitan Anarchist Coordinating Council Action is in solidarity with Anna Chambers, who was raped by two Brooklyn police officers earlier this year. https://www.facebook.com/events/1556420631116776/
Anti-imperialist Outreach 2pm in Fulton Street Station, Manhattan Organized by G-REBLS https://www.facebook.com/events/157331745043669/
Resist US-Led War & Imperialism 5:30pm, *New Location: Union Square South Organized by the International League of Peoples' Struggle https://www.facebook.com/events/332441593909080/
Women Fight Back against Capitalism and Imperialism 7pm at the Solidarity Center (147 w 24th St, 2nd Floor) Organized by Workers World Party
Friday, January 19
Trump is a Racist: 1804 Movement March for all Immigrants 8:00 a.m.: Assemble at Grand Army Plaza in Brooklyn 9:00 a.m.: Start the March down Flatbush Avenue 12:30 p.m.: Rally Trump Building, 40 Wall Street Organized by the 1804 Movement for All Immigrants, a new Haitian-led anti-imperialist coalition This action is not part of the #DaysOfRage campaign. #DaysOfRage endorses and encourages people to attend this very important action.
Transit Accessibility for All! 5-7pm Union Square (14th St and Union Square East) Organized by The People's MTA and People's Power Assemblies https://www.facebook.com/events/1257859871025255/
Saturday January 20 Rally against Trump and Capitalism: We Don't Have to Live LIke This! 4pm Grand Central Terminal https://www.facebook.com/events/894938073999538/?ti=cl
New York City: Dr. King Day Rally for Working Class Resistance and Solidarity with Striking Workers!
Monday, January 15 - 2:00 to 4:00 pm
Time Warner HQ, Columbus Circle, West 59 St. & Broadway, Manhattan
*Meet outside Spectrum headquarters at 2pm - dress warm and bring comrades*
In 1968, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and the Southern Christian Leadership Conference launched an organizing campaign to demand economic justice and human rights for poor people of diverse backgrounds in the United States.
The Poor People’s Campaign was motivated by the idea that all people should have what they need to live regardless of race or class. After presenting an organized set of demands to Congress and executive agencies, participants in the original campaign set up a 3,000-person protest camp on the Washington Mall, where they stayed for six weeks in the spring of 1968.
Now, decades later, workers and radicals still face the same racist, classist, white supremacist oppression and state violence that plagued our forebears. We gather here today as radicals, as revolutionaries, and as workers to honor the sacrifices made by those who came before us in the long, bloody march towards liberation, and stand in solidarity with those continuing the battle. The people united will never be defeated - together we bargain, divided we beg!
Solidarity with striking Spectrum workers!
Solidarity with striking incarcerated workers, and with all incarcerated people!
Solidarity with union workers, and with those fighting to organize!
Solidarity with the working class!
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Members of International Electrical Workers (IBEW) Local 3 in the New York City area have been on strike against the Spectrum cable monopoly since March 28, 2017.
By Stephen Millies
The 1,800 strikers are fighting Charter Communications, which brands itself as Spectrum and which has assets of $146 billion.
Charter CEO Tom Rutledge got a pay package of $98 million in 2016. But his greed knows no bounds. Now, he wants to steal workers’ health care benefits and pensions. Billionaire John Malone is the outfit’s largest stockholder, owning 27 percent of the shares. This rich pig gave $250,000 for Trump’s inauguration.
#spectrumstrike #bad4nyc (at Manhattan, New York) https://www.instagram.com/p/BrBp0TsFuUfOtEmDpLveKEPM0kQAQkppURwgH80/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1c05pkider4mq
New York City: #MLKDay2018 Rally for Working Class Resistance and Solidarity with Striking Workers, January 15, 2018.
Solidarity with striking Spectrum workers!
Solidarity with striking incarcerated workers in Florida, and with all incarcerated people!
Solidarity with union workers, and with those fighting to organize!
Solidarity with the working class!
In 1968, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and the Southern Christian Leadership Conference launched an organizing campaign to demand economic justice and human rights for poor people of diverse backgrounds in the United States. The Poor People’s Campaign was motivated by the idea that all people should have what they need to live regardless of race or class. After presenting an organized set of demands to Congress and executive agencies, participants in the original campaign set up a 3,000-person protest camp on the Washington Mall, where they stayed for six weeks in the spring of 1968. Now, decades later, workers and radicals still face the same racist, classist, white supremacist oppression and state violence that plagued our forebears. We gather here today as radicals, as revolutionaries, and as workers to honor the sacrifices made by those who came before us in the long, bloody march towards liberation, and stand in solidarity with those continuing the battle. The people united will never be defeated - together we bargain, divided we beg! This action is part of the Days of Rage Against Trump and Capitalism. We will also be joining other forces at Grand Central the next day, Saturday January 20, to show that one year into this brutal presidency, we are still fighting. The spirit of rebellion cannot be crushed! The people demand a better world!
Photos by redguard
