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IBU Members Win Strike at Alaska Marine Highway System

by admin | Aug 15, 2019 | Featured, Fighting for Good Jobs, July/August 2019 Dispatcher

By late 2018, the Inlandboatmen’s Union of the Pacific had been bargaining for 2 years to secure a contract for 400 workers at the Alaska Marine Highway System. The IBU represents the largest group of employees among several unions that represent public ferry system...
ILWU Canada longshore workers reach tentative contract agreement

ILWU Canada longshore workers reach tentative contract agreement

by admin | Jun 24, 2019 | Featured, Fighting for Good Jobs

Eighteen months of difficult negotiations concluded on May 30 with a tentative agreement between ILWU Canada longshore workers and the British Columbia Maritime Employers’ Association (BCMEA). The proposed contract covers almost 7,000 dockworkers employed at...
Newest automation plan hits a nerve with LA Port communities

Newest automation plan hits a nerve with LA Port communities

by admin | Apr 16, 2019 | Featured, Fighting for Good Jobs, March 2019 Dispatcher

Being one of the nation’s largest and most efficient ports has long been a source of pride, good jobs, and prosperity for working-class communities surrounding the mega-port complex of Los Angeles and Long Beach. Despite hard work that set cargo-handling records for...
Indoor heat kills & injures workers, so why isn’t there a law to stop it?

Indoor heat kills & injures workers, so why isn’t there a law to stop it?

by admin | Oct 19, 2018 | Featured, Fighting for Good Jobs, October 2018 Dispatcher

When workers go to work during the summer months at Rite Aid’s Distribution Center in the Mojave Desert, their million-square-foot steel building without air conditioning can sometimes feel like an oven. Danger is real Laboring inside hot buildings has long been...

Showing solidarity for animal care workers in San Francisco

by admin | Aug 16, 2018 | Featured, Fighting for Good Jobs, July/August 2018 Dispatcher

A large group of clients, community leaders, pet owners and union members came out on April 12 to show their support for a successful organizing effort by nearly 100 workers at the Bay Area’s largest animal hospital. The event took place on the sidewalk in front of...
Animal care workers form union and join ILWU

Animal care workers form union and join ILWU

by admin | May 10, 2018 | April 2018 Dispatcher, Featured, Fighting for Good Jobs

America’s animal care industry was once dominated by independent veterinarians and support staff. Now the vet industry is being transformed by powerful corporations and Wall Street investors – posing new challenges for both workers and pet owners. Making history On...
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