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Today in Labor History - July 4

04 Jul, 2016

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04 Jul, 2016

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Today in Labor History - July 4

Albert Parsons joins the Knights of Labor. He later became an anarchist and was one of the Haymarket martyrs - 1876

Today in Labor History - July 4

Today in Labor History - July 3

03 Jul, 2016

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03 Jul, 2016

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Today in Labor History - July 3

Children, employed in the silk mills in Paterson, N.J., go on strike for 11-hour day and 6-day week. A compromise settlement resulted in a 69-hour work week - 1835

Today in Labor History - July 3

Today in Labor History - July 2

02 Jul, 2016

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02 Jul, 2016

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Today in Labor History - July 2

The first Walmart store opens in Rogers, Ark.  By 2014 the company had 10,000 stores in 27 countries, under 71 different names, employing more than 2 million people. Walmart is known for low wages and extreme anti-unionism - 1962

Today in Labor History - July 2

CWA/AT&T Mobility - National Bargained Benefit Bargaining

07 Jun, 2016

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07 Jun, 2016

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CWA/AT&T Mobility - National Bargained Benefit Bargaining

Final Bargaining Report: we have reached a Tentative Agreement with AT&T Mobility on a four-year National Bargained Benefit Plan.

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AT&T MOBILITY NBBP BARGAINING #10

31 May, 2016

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31 May, 2016

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AT&T MOBILITY NBBP BARGAINING #10

Last week the Committee made progress towards a deal that will provide better affordability and more healthcare options for our members at Mobility; including Puerto Rico. 

AT&T MOBILITY NBBP BARGAINING #10

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29 May, 2016

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29 May, 2016

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May 29

Animators working for Walt Disney begin what was to become a successful 5-week strike for recognition of their union, the Screen Cartoonists' Guild. The animated feature Dumbo was being created at the time and, according to Wikipedia, a number of strikers are caricatured in the feature as clowns who go to "hit the big boss for a raise" - 1941

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