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This week in Labor History - January 16
The United States Civil Service Commission was established as the Pendleton Act went into effect - 1883
Thousands of Palmer Raids detainees win right to meet with lawyers and attorney representation at deportation hearings. "Palmer" was Alexander Mitchell Palmer, U.S. attorney general under Woodrow Wilson. Palmer believed Communism was "eating its way into the homes of the American workman," and Socialists were causing most of the country's social problems - 1920
Former UAW President Leonard Woodcock dies in Ann Arbor, Mich., at age 89. He had succeeded Walter Reuther and led the union from 1970 to 1977 - 2001
Members in Iowa Win Against Right-to-Work Decertification Campaign
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Members in Iowa Win Against Right-to-Work Decertification Campaign
Members in Iowa Win Against Right-to-Work Decertification Campaign
Members of Wells Fargo Workers United-CWA Rally in Charlotte, N.C.
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Members of Wells Fargo Workers United-CWA Rally in Charlotte, N.C.
Members of Wells Fargo Workers United-CWA Rally in Charlotte, N.C.
CWA Healthcare Workers Mobilize for Bargaining Win
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CWA Healthcare Workers Mobilize for Bargaining Win
CWA Healthcare Workers Mobilize for Bargaining Win