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Labor Notes From the Troublemakers Blog:
www.labornotes.org/blogs/2009/11/delta-air-lines-workers-soon-get-fair-vote

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It may soon become much easier for workers in the airline and railroad industries to form unions, and the most immediate impact may come at Delta Air Lines.
Rickey
Rickey
support workers at the San Diego Union Tribune. The workers have agreed to a 9% pay cut but the company is demanding 12% and wants to increase outsoucing. Could you live with a 12% pay cut? And is taking the insurance from the wives and children! Please call 619-293-1424 and tell them you support the workers at the Union Tribune.
November 6 at 9:34am
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Labor Notes Postal Unions Battle Cuts to Jobs, Service, http://www.labornotes.org/node/2522

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The Postal Service, in a financial crunch that threatens both jobs and service to the public, is looking to Congress for help. If postal unions want to avoid the auto workers’ fate, they need to find allies and make their case publicly.
Rickey
Rickey
support workers at the San Diego Union Tribune. The workers have agreed to a 9% pay cut but the company is demanding 12% and wants to increase outsoucing. Could you live with a 12% pay cut? And is taking the insurance from the wives and children! Please call 619-293-1424 and tell them you support the workers at the Union Tribune.
November 6 at 9:34am
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Labor Notes Monday's blogging: "Asking for concessions while telling the world of your profitability simply isn’t smart."

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Looking at Ford's increased sales and profits, workers at the company rejected giving back more from their contract. Media should be applauding union members for doing something they have not done in over 30 years – voting against the wishes of their top union leaders.
Charles B. Cranston
Charles B. Cranston
Clearly somebody from the "heads we win, tails you lose" fraternity. I wonder if they have two sets of books, too...
November 2 at 12:33pm
Karleen Annette Ries
Karleen Annette Ries
Getting ready to start contract negotiations.....should be fun!!!!!
November 2 at 2:08pm
Pam
Pam
union democracy at work. Workers making decisions not top union bosses. Kudos!
November 2 at 10:27pm
Rickey
Rickey
support workers at the San Diego Union Tribune. The workers have agreed to a 9% pay cut but the company is demanding 12% and wants to increase outsoucing. Could you live with a 12% pay cut? And is taking the insurance from the wives and children! Please call 619-293-1424 and tell them you support the workers at the Union Tribune.
November 6 at 9:34am
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Labor Notes From Friday's blog: reform slate headed by an under 30-year old wins in Teamsters Local 814.

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“It’s time to close the concessions stand," said the New Directions Slate, and members of Teamsters Local 814 in New York City agreed—they’ve just voted 406-154 for a reform slate headed by Jason Ide and Richie Johnson.
Windy Cooler
Windy Cooler
I'm already looking forward to the next LN conference.
November 2 at 8:33am
Jason Lucero
Jason Lucero
I'm looking forward to the next one in San Fransisco!
November 2 at 4:29pm
Rickey
Rickey
support workers at the San Diego Union Tribune. The workers have agreed to a 9% pay cut but the company is demanding 12% and wants to increase outsoucing. Could you live with a 12% pay cut? And is taking the insurance from the wives and children! Please call 619-293-1424 and tell them you support the workers at the Union Tribune.
November 6 at 9:35am
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Labor Notes What lean production is for workers...from day 2 of the new Labor Notes blog.

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The Internet can make for some truly random points of contact. Under normal circumstances rabble-rousing labor journalists/activists rarely inhabit the same room as management efficiency gurus--let alone exchange words.
Luz Adora
Luz Adora
I am proud to be a part of the union and the labour movement
October 30 at 10:29am
Charles B. Cranston
Charles B. Cranston
One way to fight this would be to institute some formal process by which management could be made to pay the medical expenses for those determined to have been injured due to poor management decision making. Paradoxically, universal health care is a move away from this kind of enforced responsibility.
November 2 at 10:44am
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Labor Notes USLAW Sets Its Sights on Afghanistan: http://www.labornotes.org/node/2515

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U.S. Labor Against the War is preparing for its third national assembly in December as the original motivation for its founding—the Iraq war—is winding down to a more limited but permanent presence. No worries that the nearly seven-year-old USLAW coalition has outlived its usefulness, though: delega...
Don Grinde
Don Grinde
Obama has kill more inocent life in Pakistan through drones that all the years bush was in office. 750 to 1,000 killed, only 25 targets hit. These sure are mean bastards to live in mountains and such and still develop hundreds of hi tech explosives devices.....hmmmm sounds like state sponsored activity to me.
October 29 at 2:07pm
JoAnn
JoAnn
Going to see Rethink Afghanistan movie with a friend tonight. This situation is every bit as horrible as was the Viet Nam era.
October 30 at 12:55pm
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Labor Notes Check out today's web story on Labor Notes' brand-new redesigned website! See www.labornotes.org and let us know what you think.

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As dozens of contracts with hotel giants Hyatt, Hilton, Marriott, and Starwood expired in three cities in late summer, UNITE HERE launched another round of battles over health care, pay, and working conditions. ...
Brett Banditelli
Brett Banditelli
Love the new design but your top drop down menu doesnt have a box around the text so its pretty hard to read
October 28 at 1:34pm
Don Grinde
Don Grinde
Our Future if labor doesn't pull its head out.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VebOTc-7shU
October 28 at 7:29pm
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Labor Notes From the Troublemaker's Blog: http://www.labornotes.org/node/2529

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Andy Stern and Rich Trumka, together again. Both the AFL-CIO and Change to Win backed a big protest rally outside the American Bankers Association conference in Chicago October 27. Photo: Jim West
Charles B. Cranston
Charles B. Cranston
On balance, I think I'd rather see NLRB enforcement against the companies (with TEETH) than the card-check scheme. And there are a lot of moderate union members who agree. The card-check thing was the nuclear option, glad we might not have to actually use it.
October 28 at 4:43pm
Marcus Paul Duskin
Marcus Paul Duskin
With friends like these...
October 28 at 5:48pm
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Seventeen years after security guards at Philadelphia’s Museum of Art lost their union in a Democratic mayor’s privatization spree, they joined students and a tireless Jobs with Justice chapter to beat long odds and vote in an independent union in October.
Don Grinde
Don Grinde
Find out about real change, watch this

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VebOTc-7shU
October 28 at 6:58pm
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Labor Notes New link for update on Mexican electrical workers: http://labornotes.org/node/2521

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Leaders of the besieged Mexican Electrical Workers Union (SME) are calling on other unions throughout Mexico to mount a national strike to force the government to revoke its liquidation of the Light and Power Company. ...

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