A bloody assault on striking coal miners 100 years ago helped shape the fight for workers’ rights in the US. Sadie Luetmer Last updated: 01 May 2014 14:24 Coal miners prepare to confront Colorado National Guard troops on April 16, 1914 [AP/Denver… Continue Reading →
Karla Alegria April 2014 Karla Alegria My granny was a single mom with nine children ranging from pre-teen to their 30’s by the time I came along. Mom was also on her own, with me. They rented a house and… Continue Reading →
मज़दूरों का त्योहार मई दिवस आठ घण्टे काम के दिन के लिए मज़दूरों के शानदार आन्दोलन से पैदा हुआ। उसके पहले मज़दूर चौदह से लेकर सोलह-अठारह घण्टे तक खटते थे। कई देशों में काम के घण्टों का कोई नियम ही… Continue Reading →
Global: Update Treaty on Forced Labor Enlarge Labor intensive production on a new housing estate on the ring road around Chiang Mai city depends on ready availability of low-wage ethnic Shan workers from Burma. © 2007 John Hulme Millions of… Continue Reading →
April 30, 2013 [Note from Maruti Suzuki Workers Union : We are currently on an indefinite dharna in Kaithal, Haryana since 24 March 2013, which included an 8-day Hunger Strike, and will continue until our demands are met. Please join us, in… Continue Reading →
Outlook People seem to know about May Day everywhere except where it began, here in the United States of America. That’s because those in power have done everything they can to erase its real meaning. NOAM CHOMSKY People seem to… Continue Reading →
MAY DAY in DILI, TIMOR LESTE 86 students and workers arrested in Dili on May Day According spokesperson for the Socialist Party of Timor (PST), Tama Laka Aquita, 86 students and workers were detained today, May 1, in Dili. The… Continue Reading →
Trade Union Joint Action Committee (TUJAC) organised the May Day rally on 1st May. The Rally was attendedby banks employess union,teachers union, TradeUnions, Nurses Union and many mumbaikars at Dadar Station (E), Mumbai.More than 1000 people joined rally and passed resolution for strengthening… Continue Reading →
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