strikes
I mentioned the other day that Boeing and the Machinists had come to a deal. Well, a deal requires the membership ratifying the contract that the members very much did.
On Labor Day, we should look at the state of unions. Chris Bohner has a deep dive and despite the public support for unions, nothing has really changed. “We’re organizing.
I don't listen to podcasts, ever. Terrible way for me to process information. I can read so much faster + engage in my lifelong project to listen to as much.
On June 3, 1824, the Pawtucket, Rhode Island factory strike, one of the first strikes in American history, ended. This is a great entry point into the difficulties of labor.
Glad to see unions across Minnesota coming together to maximize power through striking together. Nearly 10,000 workers from a coalition of separate unions, working for a diverse group of employers,.
Faculty in the Cal State system walked off the job yesterday. The universities caved immediately. The union representing California State University faculty reached a tentative agreement with the university system.
I was one of the people interviewed for this ABC piece on the rise in strikes this year. Greg Iwinski, a late-night TV writer, walked off the job this year.
I am at a conference and so don't really have time to blog at all, but I do feel the need to at least mention that the UAW has come.