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A Union Without Bureaucrats |
by Don Fitz
Previously published: ideas & action #11, Summer, 1989 (Workers Solidarity Alliance) |
16 Feb 2006
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Soldiers of Solidarity: up from below, rank and filers struggle for a future |
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by C. Alexander |
17 Jun 2006
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On October 8, 2005, Delphi Corporation filed for business reorganization under chapter 11 of the U.S. Bankruptcy Code... The following month during a November 2nd speech to union leaders, international United Auto Worker (UAW) president Ron Gettelfinger, called for a "work to rule" in which auto workers would do the bare minimum of labor required of them... Within days, militants from the auto industry gave meaning to Gettelfinger’s words. In a non-UAW sanctioned meeting auto workers said they would organize to fight Delphi. Using Gettelfinger’s statement as justification, the militants have embarked on a campaign to build a grassroots fighting movement whose aim is to engage and prepare fellow rank and filers for an unfolding struggle to resist corporate attacks – both within the auto industry and on the broader working classes. |
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Solidarity With the California Worker/Student Movement: Defend and Expand the Campus Occupations! |
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by Workers Solidarity Alliance |
28 Nov 2009
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Statement of the Workers Solidarity Alliance Solidarity With the California Worker/Student Movement: Defend and Expand the Campus Occupations! |
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Workers of the Skies Unite! |
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by K-dog |
17 Jun 2006
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Our perspective... was simple: “What will it take to win this strike?”
It seemed to us that the strike had to impede NWA’s ability to operate, it had to start hurting the company. It had to spread to the others sectors of workers at the airports... It had to become an issue of concern and attention for working people generally. It had to create a crisis for the larger capitalist class beyond the NWA board and large stockholders. |
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