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May 3
Four striking workers are killed, at least 200 wounded, when police attack a
demonstration on Chicago’s south side at the McCormick Harvesting Machine
plant. The Haymarket Massacre is to take place the following day - 1886
Eugene V. Debs and other leaders of the American Railway Union are jailed
for six months for contempt of court in connection with Pullman railroad car
strike - 1895
Pete Seeger, folksinger and union activist, born in Patterson, N.Y. Among
his songs: “If I Had A Hammer” and “Turn, Turn, Turn” - 1919
More info & ammo for unionists is available
online from Union Communication Services.
Strike Ends as CWA Members Reach Tentative Agreements with AT&T
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Strike Ends as CWA Members Reach Tentative Agreements with AT&T
Strike Ends as CWA Members Reach Tentative Agreements with AT&T
Law360 Union Wins Tentative Agreement, Ending ULP Strike
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Law360 Union Wins Tentative Agreement, Ending ULP Strike
Law360 Union Wins Tentative Agreement, Ending ULP Strike
The New York Times Tech Guild Approves Strike