January 27
New York City maids organize to improve working conditions - 1734
Mine explosion in Mount Pleasant, Penn., leaves more than 100 dead - 1891
First meeting of the International Labor Organization (ILO) - 1920
Kansas miners strike against compulsory arbitration - 1920
A 3-cent postage stamp is issued, honoring AFL founder Samuel Gompers - 1950
A group of Detroit African-American auto workers known as the Eldon Avenue Axle Plant Revolutionary Union Movement leads a wildcat strike against racism and bad working conditions. They are critical of both automakers and the UAW, condemning the seniority system and grievance procedures as racist - 1969
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CWA District 1 Holds Annual Leadership Conference
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CWA Chief of Staff Sylvia J. Ramos Delivers AI Recommendations to Global Union in Geneva