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…leaders toured us around the area. He was a shop steward in UTIER, the electrical workers’ union, a long-time socialist, distributor of Claridad and supporter of revolutionary Cuba. During our…
…people meeting at the Meadowlark Coffee Shop here May 8. Tyler, bottom right, a 78-year-old veteran fighter in defense of Black rights and former trade union organizer, lives and works…
…aren’t capitalists themselves, but government bodies that represent the class interests of the bosses. Autoworkers, coal miners and other private-employed workers can use their collective power on the shop floor…
…he said. Another worker we met, who works a shear in a machine shop, got two copies of Malcolm X, Black Liberation, and the Road to Workers Power by Barnes…
…the 1950s seems amateur by comparison to the sales techniques employed today. “Shop until you drop” has gone from being a humorous exaggeration to a description of an actual social…
…the pay.” But fleet owners are resistant, fighting to defend profits amid rising competition. Pay for U.S. bosses and their henchmen on the shop floor have skyrocketed. From 1978 to…
…leader of the 1934 Minneapolis Teamsters strikes and of the subsequent 11-state organizing drive. The bureaucratic view of mandatory dues “sees the closed shop as a liberating instrument — for…
…had to shut down his garment shop in the North Korean port city told them. “Now, none of those people have jobs.” U.N. sanctions banning other governments from employing North…
…action. “We are working with just our fingernails” to keep oil production going, Sinutrapetrol union president Fabricio Mejias said, flanked by dozens of shop stewards Jan. 11 in Puerto la…
…the sewing shop works 16 to 17 hours a day from 7:30 a.m. to 12:30 a.m.,” Tolokonnikova wrote in a five-page open letter from prison. “At best we get four…
