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Today in Labor History - September 1

The Int’l Brotherhood of Boilermakers, Iron Ship Builders, Blacksmiths, Forgers and Helpers is founded at a meeting in Chicago, the product of two separate brotherhoods created over the previous 13 years - 1893
 

Today in Labor History - September 1

CWA Members Approve New AT&T Mobility Contract

Washington, D.C. – AT&T Mobility workers across the country voted to ratify a new contract with the company covering health care and other benefits for 42,000 workers.

CWA Members Approve New AT&T Mobility Contract

Today in Labor History - August 31

John Reed forms the Communist Labor Party in Chicago. The Party’s motto: "Workers of the world, unite!" - 1919
 

Today in Labor History - August 31

Today in Labor History - August 30

Today in Labor History - August 30

Today in Labor History - August 29

Sixty letter carriers from 18 states meet in a room above Schaefer's Saloon on Plankinton Avenue in Milwaukee. They unanimously adopt a resolution to form a National Association of Letter Carriers - 1889

Today in Labor History - August 29

Today in Labor History - August 28

August 28

Today in Labor History - August 28