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This week in Labor History - January 17

Radical labor organizer and anarchist Lucy Parsons leads hunger march in Chicago; IWW songwriter Ralph Chaplin wrote "Solidarity Forever" for the march - 1915
President John F. Kennedy signs Executive Order 10988, guaranteeing federal workers the right to join unions and bargain collectively - 1962
Communications Workers of America, District 4 Reaches a Tentative Agreement with AT&T Midwest, LLC.
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Communications Workers of America, District 4 Reaches a Tentative Agreement with AT&T Midwest, LLC.
Communications Workers of America, District 4 Reaches a Tentative Agreement with AT&T Midwest, LLC.
CWA Legacy T Members Reach Early Tentative Agreement With AT&T
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CWA Legacy T Members Reach Early Tentative Agreement With AT&T
CWA Legacy T Members Reach Early Tentative Agreement With AT&T
CWA Broadband Technicians Close Pay Gap With New Contract
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CWA Broadband Technicians Close Pay Gap With New Contract
CWA Broadband Technicians Close Pay Gap With New Contract
