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This Week in Labor History - May 8
The constitution of the Brotherhood of the Footboard was ratified by engineers in Detroit, Mich. Later became the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers - 1863
About 200 construction workers in New York City attack a crowd of Vietnam war protesters four days after the Kent State killings. More than 70 people were injured, including four police officers. Peter Brennan, head of the New York building trades, was honored at the Nixon White House two weeks later, eventually named Secretary of Labor - 1970
Some 12,000 Steelworker-represented workers at Goodyear Tire & Rubber win an 18-day strike for improved wages and job security - 1997
Accountability August: Actions Across America
CWA Members Educate Legislators About the AT&T/Lumen Deal
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CWA Members Educate Legislators About the AT&T/Lumen Deal
CWA Members Educate Legislators About the AT&T/Lumen Deal
CWAers Show Union Pride This Labor Day