Labor

                
  • Connecticut AFL-CIO aims to change America

    Connecticut AFL-CIO aims to change America

    July 14, 2006

    NEW HAVEN, Conn. — “Yes, they’re waging class war and it’s time we wage it back!” declared AFL-CIO Director of Organizing Stewart Acuff to prolonged applause, challenging the Bush administration and corporate interests at the Connecticut...

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  • Nurses take to streets for union, patient rights

    Nurses take to streets for union, patient rights

    July 14, 2006

    Bush labor board poised to deny union rights to millions of workersOAKLAND, Calif. — More than 700 nurses and their supporters gathered in downtown Oakland July 11 to protest a forthcoming National Labor Relations Board (NLRB)...

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  • The art of labor

    The art of labor

    July 7, 2006

    ART REVIEW LOS ANGELES — “At Work” is an artistic chronicle of labor in California, not a dead past, but a living history that continues to evolve and grow. To make its point, the exhibit presents...

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  • Houston bakers win union

    Houston bakers win union

    July 7, 2006

    Workers’ Correspondence The labor upsurge sweeping the U.S. and the world has not left Houston behind. On June 30 at about midnight, union representative Cesar Calderon announced that the Fiesta Mart Inc. bakery commissary workers here...

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  • Protesters to Bush, Talent: Show us the raise!

    Protesters to Bush, Talent: Show us the raise!

    July 7, 2006

    ST. LOUIS — Over 600 trade unionists, community activists, peace activists and students protested President Bush’s visit here June 28. Bush was in town for a $2,000-a-plate fund-raiser for right-wing Missouri Sen. Jim Talent, who faces...

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