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This Day in Labor History: March 18, 1970

By Erik Loomis

In General

On March 18, 2014

On March 18, 1970, postal workers around the nation went on strike. This illegal but pioneering strike of public sector workers not only forced the Nixon Administration to cave but ushered in a decade of working class restlessness against their own staid union officials and...

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Hope from Scalia?

By Erik Loomis

On January 22, 2014

I was feeling pretty hopeless about the forthcoming Supreme Court decision in Harris v. Quinn, which challenges the constitutionality of states signing closed shop contracts with public sector unions. If.

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This Day in Labor History: September 9, 1919

By Erik Loomis

On September 9, 2013

On September 9, 1919, the police force in Boston went on strike, the most aggressive action to date by American public sector workers. The harsh response from the government of.

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