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Child Labor, Dangerous Work
Last summer, the federal Department of Labor opened an investigation into Packer Sanitation Services, Inc. …
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UPS Worker Gets Pushed to the Edge
On October 5, a UPS worker took her life on the job at a major …
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Facing Violence on the Job
At AC Transit in the San Francisco Bay area, workers contribute to a workplace newsletter. …
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“Quiet Quitting” is Just the Beginning
The phrase “quiet quitting” has been blowing up all over social media, and has corporate …
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France: When Prices Rise, Tempers Do Too…
September 19, 2022, Editorial of the Workplace Newsletters of the Etincelle fraction of the NPA. …
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Kaiser Mental Health Workers Continue the Fight
Note: This article comes from the most recent edition of Speak Out Now’s Healthcare Newsletter. Kaiser …
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Chile’s September 11th, 1973: Tragedy and Lost Opportunity
On September 11, 1973, the Chilean military, with the support of United States intelligence services, …
International
France: Back to work: time to fight back
August 31, 2022, Editorial of the Workplace Newsletters of the Etincelle fraction of the NPA, …
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UK Port Workers Stand Up to the Global Supply Chain
On August 28, nearly 2,000 port workers in Felixstowe, the United Kingdom’s busiest port, concluded …
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John Deere Workers Stand Up to the Company
On November 17th, after being on strike for 35 days across 14 facilities in Iowa, Illinois, Kansas, Georgia and Colorado, 61% of the over 10,000 John Deere workers have voted to approve the third contract proposal. …
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Northwest Carpenters Union Settles Strike
The contract may be signed but the fight is far from over! …
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Workers Stand Strong Against Kellogg’s Bosses’ Strikebreaking Tactics
Workers at Kellogg’s are standing up to the bosses strikebreaking tactics. …
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Seattle Carpenters Strike: Voting on the 5th Tentative Agreement
Since September 16th, carpenters in Seattle have been on strike for better pay, benefits and working conditions while voting down four previous tentative agreements. …
