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On June 25, 1943, Congress overrode Franklin Delano Roosevelt's veto of the Smith-Connally Act. Enacted after the United Mine Workers of America went on strike during World War II, the law allowed the president to take over industries involved in wartime production if the workers...
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EV Unionization

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On June 11, 2024
It's not surprising that the first union contract at an all-EV company would come in the old Lordstown plant, home of one of the most important strikes of the 1970s. But when GM closed that plant, the workers lost their union. Now they have it...
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Talkin’ Strikes

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On June 5, 2024
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 music as possible at the same time. But I am happy to be on podcasts...

Boeing Values

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On June 4, 2024

Sure, Boeing is an absolute disaster that is killing people (though not on American owned flights so we didn't pay attention to it), but at least its executives have prioritized.

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