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Emergency Workplace Organizing Committee (EWOC)
Профиль VivelySupporting all workers in any workplace. You deserve a union. Free resources & trainings on how to organize and start a union @ workerorganizing.org More: https://linktr.ee/organizeworkers
Federal labor rights: A sectoral guide to organizing Wondering which U.S. labor law protects your job? Learn if your sector (private, public, gig, rail, or ag) has the legal right to organize, strike, and unionize.
The history of Scabby the rat Scabby is one of the most recognizable symbols of managerial misconduct. But where did he come from? It turns out this rat has a complicated history.
Debunking the workplace power deficit myth Think your boss holds all the cards? Explore the history and modern reality of collective bargaining and learn how workers build real power together.
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Pop BaseTaylor Swift and Travis Kelce are now officially married, as announced at Madison Square Garden.
Read: Remembering Arielle Clynes Arielle Clynes was an integral volunteer in the early years of EWOC, building our crucial structures and setting us on a path to success.
Read: Daniel Gross and Unions of Our Own An interview with veteran labor organizer and author Daniel Gross on his new book, Unions of Our Own, which aims to help workers build progressive, militant, and sustainable unions driven by the rank-and-file.
Read: Trans workers belong in unions Trans workers face discrimination and bigotry on the job, but unions can provide the protection, benefits, and solidarity missing in non-union jobs.
Our goal is to develop leaders Labor organizers must prioritize developing new leaders in order to grow union density and winning new workplace fights.
LIRR workers struck and won. Strikes work. If you want to learn how to fight and win better pay for you and your co-workers too, contact us.
New York Attorney General Letitia JamesThe LIRR strike is over, and service will resume at noon tomorrow. The MTA and the LIRR unions have agreed on a fair deal that will protect both workers and commuters.
I have a good boss. Do I still need a union? A friendly boss and a healthy wage are increasingly rare, but do workers lucky enough to have both need a union?