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What happened when Detroit coffee shop workers tried to unionize - Vimarsana News

What happened when Detroit coffee shop workers tried to unionize

After baristas at the former Great Lakes Coffee went on strike, the company closed its stores. The fight for labor rights isn’t over.

Sixty percent cut in benefits floated for Teamsters' New England pension fund - Vimarsana News

Sixty percent cut in benefits floated for Teamsters' New England pension fund

The proposal to slash benefits exposes the real agenda in the upcoming contract talks at UPS. The company and the union bureaucrats are preparing to force through significant concessions down workers’ throats.

Source: wsws.org
A tale of two elections: US political establishment calls Tunisian election (11 percent turnout) an "illegitimate sham" but praises UAW election (9 percent turnout) as "historic and democratic" - Vimarsana News

A tale of two elections: US political establishment calls Tunisian election (11 percent turnout) an "illegitimate sham" but praises UAW election (9 percent turnout) as "historic and democratic"

You don’t need a degree in political science to see the difference in how the corporate media and political establishment treated two elections that took place in December 2022.

Source: wsws.org
Jeff Jacoby: For Public School Teachers, There Can Be No Right to Strike - Vimarsana News

Jeff Jacoby: For Public School Teachers, There Can Be No Right to Strike

Unlike in the private sector, collective bargaining in the public sector is political.

How it happened: Eight years of militant rank-and-file organizing built the railroad fight - Vimarsana News

How it happened: Eight years of militant rank-and-file organizing built the railroad fight

Deven Mantz graduated from Minot High School in western North Dakota with his class of 2009 and worked home construction in the first few years of the Great Recession.