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Mediterranean dockworkers to take ‘Ports for Peace’ action on Oct. 30 (opens the original)
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Dockworkers across Europe and the Mediterranean are preparing for a coordinated strike action on Oct. 30, marking the second International Day of Action of Dockworkers, initiated by the World Federation of Trade Unions (WFTU). Organized under the framework “Ports for Peace–Jobs with Dignity,” the action ties opposition to imperialist war to the everyday demands of not only port workers but those in every industry. These include contracts with real wage gains, job security, shorter hours, and enf
UNITE HERE report shows workers can take on tech giants and win (opens the original)
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When most people think about automation in the workplace, they think of robots replacing workers. The reality, as a new report from UNITE HERE shows, is more complicated. Technology can replace jobs, but it can also transform them. Under capitalism, however, that transformation is usually designed to squeeze more value out of workers while giving us less control over our work. But as in all things, there’s another possibility. When workers have control over the tools that we collectively produce
Greek unions back Chicago hotel workers as contracts expire at 46 hotels (opens the original)
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CHICAGO—The All-Workers’ Militant Front (PAME) in Greece issued a statement of international working-class solidarity with the 7,000 Chicago hotel workers and their union, Unite HERE Local 1, as they continue to fight for new contracts covering dozens of the city’s bustling and profitable hotels. PAME, a Greek labor federation which represents workers across tourism and other sectors, noted that hotel workers around the world “generate the huge profits of hotel and tourism groups” through their
Nurses protest nationwide against Palantir, citing ICE surveillance and hospital automation (opens the original)
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Registered nurses, patients, and community allies mobilized in eight cities across the country on Thursday demanding hospitals and elected officials cut ties with the big tech firm Palantir. The nationwide demonstrations, organized by National Nurses United, represent the union’s largest coordinated action against the company to date. Protests took place in Palo Alto, Calif.; Los Angeles; Chicago; Washington, D.C.; Portland, Maine; Asheville, N.C.; Austin, Texas; and New Orleans. In Chicago, nur
Senate Republicans launch McCarthyite attack on Machinists union over Cuba solidarity (opens the original)
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A single union local in California allowed its hall to be used for a public meeting where U.S. policy toward Cuba was discussed this past spring. That shouldn’t have been a big deal, but in the eyes of Senate Republicans, it’s enough to merit a Congressional investigation. The chairman of the Senate Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions (HELP) Committee, Bill Cassidy, R-La., has launched a formal inquiry into the activities of the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers (I
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