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north carolina / labor / commentary Friday May 16, 2008 20:49 by rthftyjtyj
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international / labor / news report Sunday May 04, 2008 23:38 by Internationalist Group  8 images
On May 1, every port on the West Coast of the United States was shut down to demand an end to the U.S. war and occupation of Iraq and Afghanistan. The historic May Day walkout by the International Longshore and Warehouse Union (ILWU) is the first time ever that an American union has struck against a U.S. war. The union ranks defied the rulings of an arbitrator, who twice ordered them to go to work. They overcame the capitulations of the ILWU leadership, which didn't want the work stoppage in the first place, tried to water it down and cowered before the threats of legal action while waving the flag. The employers' Pacific Maritime Association (PMA) declared the May 1 port shutdown an "illegal strike." But after all the huffing and puffing from the bosses' mouthpieces, the dock workers pointed the way to defeating the imperialist war by mobilizing working-class power. In the end, it was more than a work stoppage. The dock workers' May Day strike against the war was a first step, a show of what it will take to bring down the warmongers in Washington. Their "symbolic" action was felt all the way to Iraq, where dock workers in two ports stopped work in solidarity with the ILWU. But it was only a beginning. What is needed is not only industrial action but a political offensive against the Democrats and Republicans, the partner parties of American imperialism, to build a class-struggle workers party. read full story / add a comment
international / labor / news report Tuesday April 29, 2008 04:03 by The Security Officers of MGM Mirage 1 image
MGM MIRAGE NAMED AS LAS VEGAS UNION-BUSTER OF THE YEAR read full story / add a comment
national / labor / news report Monday April 21, 2008 14:15 by Las Vegas Sun 1 image
At Luxor, targeted first, owner MGM Mirage fights back with carrots and sticks read full story / add a comment
southeast us / labor / news report Wednesday February 06, 2008 09:42 by Worker Freedom
Over 2600 workers at the New River Valley plant in Virginia began strike action on Friday. read full story / add a comment
international / labor / news report Saturday January 12, 2008 22:49 by Internationalist Group 3 images 1 attached file
NEW YORK, 12 January -- The attack by over 800 state and federal police and Mexican army soldiers, aimed at dislodging striking miners from Cananea (Sonora state), was answered with a protest picket in New York. In front of the Mexican consulate, some 20 demonstrators proclaimed their solidarity with the mineworkers, who have been on strike since July 30 against terrible safety conditions at the Cananea complex and against government attacks on the workers. read full story / add a comment
national / labor / news report Sunday December 16, 2007 08:58 by Larry Duncan
Obama didn't show up for Peru trade agreement vote amid debate over NAFT in campaign. Chicago activists hold action at his Chicago HQ. Video stream info read full story / add a comment
international / labor / repost Wednesday November 28, 2007 12:18 by SUNCERE ALI SHAKUR
My name is Suncere Ali Shakur I am a 36 old African American I live here in the Mountain of Asheville N.C.I have been a grassroots activist for peace and justice for over 15yrs. I just recently moved back to Asheville after going to New Orleans 3 days after Katrina as a first responder
.I spent almost two years there as a volunteer and what I saw while there tested me in ways I never imagine, there in New Orleans I learned that I was still a subjugated person but not only in New Orleans but as I reflected back on my whole life as a black male I had never been free no matter were I lived. read full story / add a comment
north carolina / labor / news report Sunday July 08, 2007 19:52 by Becky Johnson
Opportunity Lost - Union leader says Blue Ridge workers could have gotten a better deal in buyout. read full story / add a comment
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