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The Union Movement In The USA Died Today

Interview with a worker organiz/sing at a previously non-union grocery store:

More background here:

Nice to see anarchists actually involved in workplace organising as well.
 

 


(there's a standalone UAW thread here)
 
Bit of an old story but one I've only just caught up with, some questionable judgement from Sean O'Brien:

Who's easy to get mixed up with Shawn Fain, but there are clearly important distinctions between the two. Oh well, I suppose O'Brien is unlikely to be remembered as the absolute worst Teamsters president.
 

Some 10,000 U.S. hotel workers began a multi-day strike in several cities on Sunday after contract talks with hotel operators Marriott International (MAR.O), opens new tab, Hilton Worldwide (HLT.N), opens new tab, and Hyatt Hotels (H.N), opens new tab reached an impasse, the Unite Here union said.

Unite Here, which represents workers in hotels, casinos, and airports across the United States and Canada, said thousands of workers at 25 hotels are on strike in some major travel destinations including San Francisco and San Diego in California, Hawaii's capital city Honolulu, Boston, Seattle, and Greenwich, Connecticut, with workers from additional cities ready to join the walkout as the Labor Day holiday weekend continues.

The strike is taking place with the industry facing a 9% increase in Labor Day weekend domestic travel compared to last year, according to AAA booking data.
 
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