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the movement, the workers, the struggles

Combined Sources, 05/14/2009
Indian autoworkers at Hyundai Motor India Limited (HMIL) and members of the Hyundai Motor India Employees' Union (HMIEU) ended their work stoppage and hunger strike after management agreed to a number of worker demands, mediated by the Tamil Nadu District Commissioner of Labor.
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Norman Markowitz, 05/14/2009
Courtesy AFL-CIO.
Rome, as the old truism goes, wasn’t built in a day. Or in 100 days. Neither was the New Deal government led by Franklin Roosevelt of the 1930s, which eventually accepted and implemented major reforms in the interest of labor and the whole American people.
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Combined Sources, 05/13/2009
The report also charts the significant international and national progress in reducing and preventing forced labor, but warns of the possible negative impacts of the global economic and jobs crisis on efforts to eliminate it.
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Joel Wendland, 05/08/2009
After a stunning victory in Congress to pass his budget priorities last month, President Obama unveiled the details of his 2010 budget this week.
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Joel Wendland, 05/07/2009
In the battle over the passage of the Employee Free Choice Act, right-wing opposition to the bill has centered on the claim that if a majority sign-up (sometimes referred to as "card check") process of certifying the union is used, union organizers will pressure and intimidate workers into joining the union.
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Seth Michaels, 05/02/2009
Yesterday [April 30] in Norfolk, Va., union veterans held the first event of what will be a nationwide campaign for the Employee Free Choice Act, uniting union and nonunion veterans from across the country in support of the freedom to form unions and bargain.
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Iraqi Communist Party, 05/02/2009
Thousands of Iraqi workers and communists marched in Baghdad May 1st to celebrate May Day.
Hundreds of millions of workers and people around the world and also in Iraq will celebrate International Workers' Day, the1st of May, which has been associated with the revolutionary and democratic movement.
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Political Affairs, 05/01/2009
Lilly Ledbetter with President Obama as the latter signs the Fair Pay Act into law.
The concept of examining a new presidency at the end of its first 100 days began with the first term of the Franklin D. Roosevelt presidency.
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PA Staff Writers, 04/28/2009
April 28th is Equal Pay Day. Because on average women earn about 78 cents for every dollar men earn, it took the average working woman from January 1st of last year until April 28th of this year to earn the same income the average man earned in 2008 alone.
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Bruce Bostick, 04/19/2009
We are now in a time of great opportunity and tremendous danger in our nation’s history. This past year, our nation’s people were active and mobilized like no time since the New Deal.
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PA Staff Writers, 04/16/2009
As steam from President Obama's economic stimulus plan builds in the states and new investments in infrastructure and job-saving programs start to flow, do the latest data from the Department of Labor suggest that the dismal unemployment situation may be turning a corner?
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David Bacon, 04/14/2009
Unions are good for workers. Today, median weekly pay for union members is $886, compared to $691 for non-union workers. Moving cargo on the Oakland waterfront pays three times what stocking shelves does at WalMart, because longshore workers have had a union contract since 1934.
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PA Staff Writers, 04/03/2009
On average 5,680 workers in America die each year in work-related incidents. The US Department of Labor's (DOL) Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) is supposed to enforce federal laws to protect workers from these incidents.
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Political Affairs, 04/03/2009
Both the House and Senate passed federal budget outlines for fiscal year 2010 on Thursday, April 2, which were mainly in keeping with President Obama's priorities.
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Michael Moore, 04/01/2009
Nothing like it has ever happened. The President of the United States, the elected representative of the people, has just told the head of General Motors -- a company that's spent more years at #1 on the Fortune 500 list than anyone else -- "You're fired!"
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David Swanson, 03/31/2009
Cesar Chavez.
No, he's NOT the president of Venezuela. Yes, he was the man who popularized the slogan "Yes, we can!" Only he said "Si' se puede!" Cesar Chavez, American young people should know, was an American who 40 years ago was inspiring young people to work long, hard hours for social justice.
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Emile Schepers, 03/31/2009
Immigrants in the United States, as well as activists supporting immigrant workers’ rights, are wondering what the impact of the current national and world financial crisis will be on immigration, and on efforts to get a better deal for immigrant workers, with or without papers, under the new administration.
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Peter Zerner and Joel Wendland, 03/31/2009
Taking the first bold steps to reverse the Bush administration's budget priorities, President Barack Obama – with the support of the labor movement and other progressive groups – is pushing hard for passage of his first budget for 2010.
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David Bacon, 03/31/2009
(All photos by David Bacon.)
CONCORD, CA - 25MARCH09 - Workers and supporters at the Holiday Inn in Concord, CA, demonstrate and march outside the hotel.
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Owen E. Herrnstadt, 03/28/2009
In February 2008, the US Air Force stunned the aerospace industry, many members of Congress, and thousands of Boeing workers in Washington State and Kansas when it awarded its $35 billion contract to build a midair refueling tanker to the European Aeronautic Defense and Space Company and Northrop Grumman.
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