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What Unions Do

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On December 15, 2022

Unlike left Twitter that had never thought about railroad unions for two seconds before Biden stopped them from striking, I tend to not judge unions I don't really know about.

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Unionizing EV Facilities

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On December 14, 2022
The United Auto Workers has had only moderate success in organizing new faculties in auto, with particular trouble in the South. Just because a new facility opens doesn't mean it is covered by the union contract. The UAW has to organize it. So this is...
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The UC Strike

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On December 5, 2022
While the University of California has come to an agreement with one of its three striking unions--the postdocs--the other unions remain on strike. Fundamentally, this is a straightforward issue--the University of California is a tremendously wealthy institution. The cost of living is very high. The...

Julia Reichert, RIP

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On December 4, 2022

Julia Reichert, 2011, photo credit Seth Bauguess, Wright State University Julia Reichert, a significant figure in documentary filmmaking and progressive politics and the arts here in the Dayton area, has.

Talkin’ Railroads

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On November 25, 2022

CHICAGO, ILLINOIS - SEPTEMBER 13: Workers service the tracks at the Metra/BNSF railroad yard outside of downtown on September 13, 2022 in Chicago, Illinois. Metra, the largest rail service carrying.

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