‘Standing up, fighting back helps unite working people’
![From left, Pierre-Luc Filion, Communist League candidate in Montreal; Alyson Kennedy, Socialist Workers Party 2016 candidate for president; and Malcolm Jarrett, SWP candidate for Pittsburgh City Council, visit United Steelworkers on strike at Galvano plant in Quebec Oct. 10.](https://themilitant.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/respect_8339-300x197.jpg)
…miners’ bank accounts,” she said. “And we see that in the strike against General Motors by nearly 50,000 United Auto Workers.” Kennedy and Malcolm Jarrett, the SWP’s candidate for Pittsburgh…
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…miners’ bank accounts,” she said. “And we see that in the strike against General Motors by nearly 50,000 United Auto Workers.” Kennedy and Malcolm Jarrett, the SWP’s candidate for Pittsburgh…
FLINT, Mich. — So many drivers were honking their horns in solidarity that at times it was hard to carry on a discussion on the United Auto Workers picket lines…
…others, you gain confidence in what we can do when we fight together,” Alyson Kennedy, the Socialist Workers Party 2016 candidate for president, told United Auto Workers union members on…
…9,000 union members, is the largest producer of engines in Europe. The plant’s production makes up 9 percent of exports from Hungary. Foreign-owned auto companies account for some 30 percent…
…— on the land and in jobs from coal mines, oil refineries and railroads, to garment shops, construction sites, slaughterhouses, auto assembly lines, warehouses, and retail giants like Walmart —…
…an auto plant in Kalamazoo, Michigan, in the 1980s. “I was in the United Auto Workers and the unions seemed to be a lot stronger then,” he said. At Walmart,…
…nonstudent member of the YSA, was engaged in union and political actions together with other workers in auto plants, steel mills, rail yards, packinghouses, garment shops, textile mills, mines, oil…
…bosses announced they will cut 12,000 workers. Similar deep cuts are in store at other airlines, plane builders like Boeing and General Electric, in auto and steel plants, and more,…
…Motors, the world’s largest manufacturer, bringing to a head two months of fruitless contract negotiations between the 1.4-million member United Auto Workers and the “Big-3” auto producers — Ford, Chrysler…
…“unauthorized” strikes are holding firm despite terrific pressure not only from the auto barons and the government conciliators, but from the International as well. Any such strikes will interfere with…