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Today in Labor History - September 10
September 10
In Pennsylvania, Polish, Lithuanian and Slovak miners are gunned down by the Lattimer Mine’s sheriff deputies—19 dead, more than 50 wounded—during a peaceful march from Hazelton to Lattimer. Some 3,000 were marching for collective bargaining and civil liberty. The shooters were tried for murder but the jury failed to convict – 1897
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