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May 21
Italian activists and anarchists Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti, widely believed to have been framed for murder, go on trial today. They eventually are executed as part of a government campaign against dissidents - 1921
The “Little Wagner Act” is signed in Hawaii, guaranteeing pineapple and sugar workers the right to
bargain collectively. After negotiations failed, a successful 79-day strike shut down 33 of the territory’s 34 plantations and brought higher wages and a 40-hour week - 1945
Nearly 100,000 unionized SBC Communications Inc. workers begin a 4-day strike to protest the local phone giant’s latest contract offer - 2004
IT Workers Join UPTE-CWA, Form Largest Tech Union in the Country
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IT Workers Join UPTE-CWA, Form Largest Tech Union in the Country
IT Workers Join UPTE-CWA, Form Largest Tech Union in the Country
AT&T Orange Mobility Workers Ratify New Contract
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AT&T Orange Mobility Workers Ratify New Contract
AT&T Orange Mobility Workers Ratify New Contract
Mid-Continent Public Library Workers Vote to Form CWA’s Largest Library Unit
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Mid-Continent Public Library Workers Vote to Form CWA’s Largest Library Unit
Mid-Continent Public Library Workers Vote to Form CWA’s Largest Library Unit


