When The Unions Kicked Out The Commies, Like A Bunch Of Dicks
April 20, 1949, in labor history!
Source: wonkette.com
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ODOT announces roadwork, IBEW president visits Mansfield
News from Richland County and Ohio.
United States Richland County Central State College Brandon Polak Emily Campbell Brown Young Josephh Mudra
Source: mansfieldnewsjournal.com
Union members, activists convene at L.A. "Troublemakers School"
As the labor movement struggles, a “Troublemakers School” draws more than 400 activists. Here are some of their stories.
United States San Bernardino Moreno Valley North Hollywood Los Angeles Trade Technical College Los Angeles
Source: latimes.com
Philadelphia mayor race: Super PACs have already spent more than $5M backing candidates
Of the five top contenders for mayor, four are supported by super PACs. The fifth has put $7 million of his own money into his campaign.
Source: inquirer.com
More than 155,000 public servants going on strike
Picket lines will be set up in more than 250 locations across the country by Wednesday morning, including in Ottawa and Gatineau
New York United States Chris Aylward International Brotherhood Of Electrical Workers Revenue Agency Members Of Public Service Alliance Canada
Source: calgaryherald.com
With 1 worker dead, Michigan paper mill still running amid fungal outbreak
The outbreak was detected over a month ago, but the mill was kept running.
United States Gerald Kell Gretchen Whitmer Public Health Centers For Disease National Institute For Occupational Safety
Source: wsws.org
PSAC strike day 1: Thousands of public servants on the picket lines Wednesday
Striking public servants surrounded several picketing locations around Ottawa, including hundreds that took their spots on Parliament Hill.
Source: leaderpost.com
County Board and prosecutor candidates Roy and Katcher lead campaign fundraising so far
(Updated at 12:10 p.m.) Two candidates have emerged as top fundraisers ahead of this year's Democratic primary: Natalie Roy for Arlington County Board and Josh Katcher for Commonwealth's Attorney. That's according to newly-filed quarterly campaign financial reports. The six candidates for County Board, two for Commonwealth's Attorney and three for Sheriff will run in a
Source: arlnow.com
PSAC strike day 1: Thousands of public servants on the picket lines
Striking public servants surrounded several picketing locations around Ottawa, including hundreds that took their spots on Parliament Hill.
Source: ottawacitizen.com
PSAC strike: Thousands of public servants on picket lines Wednesday
Striking public servants surrounded several picketing locations around Ottawa, including hundreds that took their spots on Parliament Hill.
Source: torontosun.com