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Brazil's Morenoite-led union federation cements ties with UAW based on support for war - Vimarsana News

Brazil's Morenoite-led union federation cements ties with UAW based on support for war

The recent tour of the US by officials of the CSP-Conlutas union federation served to integrate it into support for the emerging US war against Russia and China.

Source: wsws.org
The Most Important Recent Labor Victory You Never Read About - Vimarsana News

The Most Important Recent Labor Victory You Never Read About

At this GM plant in Mexico, workers on both sides of the border came together across national boundaries to challenge corporate power.

Labor Notes Conference 2022: It's Gonna Be Big - Vimarsana News

Labor Notes Conference 2022: It's Gonna Be Big

This year’s Labor Notes Conference (June 17-19, Chicago) will be one for the record books. About 4,000 people are coming—more than ever before—after a long wait. There’s plenty to celebrate this year, starting with phenomenal new organizing wins at Starbucks and Amazon. Dozens of shop floor organizers from both companies will be there, including plenary speakers Amazon Labor

Mexico Auto Workers Are Set for Landmark Union Vote at General Motors Plant - Vimarsana News

Mexico Auto Workers Are Set for Landmark Union Vote at General Motors Plant

A victory by the independent union would be a big step toward challenging the dominance of employer-friendly unions.

Mexican Auto Workers to Choose New Union in Landmark Vote - Vimarsana News

Mexican Auto Workers to Choose New Union in Landmark Vote

Workers at a massive General Motors plant in central Mexico will vote in a landmark election next week to decide which union will represent the plant’s 6,500 workers. A victory by the independent union there would be a big step toward breaking the stranglehold of the employer-friendly unions that have long dominated Mexico’s labor scene. Employees at the factory in Silao,