#unions — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #unions, aggregated by home.social.
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How Minnesota Unions and Community Groups Stood Up to an ICE Occupation
https://labornotes.org/2026/09/how-minnesota-unions-and-community-groups-stood-ice-occupationThis Is How We Win A Guide to Building Working-Class Uprisings
by May Day Strong
Edited by Sarah Lazare and Amie Stager
https://www.haymarketbooks.org/books/2966-this-is-how-we-win#ICEout #LabourMovement #migrantworkers #Minnesota #Solidarity #unions
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How Minnesota Unions and Community Groups Stood Up to an ICE Occupation
https://labornotes.org/2026/09/how-minnesota-unions-and-community-groups-stood-ice-occupationThis Is How We Win A Guide to Building Working-Class Uprisings
by May Day Strong
Edited by Sarah Lazare and Amie Stager
https://www.haymarketbooks.org/books/2966-this-is-how-we-win#ICEout #LabourMovement #migrantworkers #Minnesota #Solidarity #unions
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How Minnesota Unions and Community Groups Stood Up to an ICE Occupation
https://labornotes.org/2026/09/how-minnesota-unions-and-community-groups-stood-ice-occupationThis Is How We Win A Guide to Building Working-Class Uprisings
by May Day Strong
Edited by Sarah Lazare and Amie Stager
https://www.haymarketbooks.org/books/2966-this-is-how-we-win#ICEout #LabourMovement #migrantworkers #Minnesota #Solidarity #unions
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How Minnesota Unions and Community Groups Stood Up to an ICE Occupation
https://labornotes.org/2026/09/how-minnesota-unions-and-community-groups-stood-ice-occupationThis Is How We Win A Guide to Building Working-Class Uprisings
by May Day Strong
Edited by Sarah Lazare and Amie Stager
https://www.haymarketbooks.org/books/2966-this-is-how-we-win#ICEout #LabourMovement #migrantworkers #Minnesota #Solidarity #unions
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How Minnesota Unions and Community Groups Stood Up to an ICE Occupation
https://labornotes.org/2026/09/how-minnesota-unions-and-community-groups-stood-ice-occupationThis Is How We Win A Guide to Building Working-Class Uprisings
by May Day Strong
Edited by Sarah Lazare and Amie Stager
https://www.haymarketbooks.org/books/2966-this-is-how-we-win#ICEout #LabourMovement #migrantworkers #Minnesota #Solidarity #unions
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After Years Of Company Stalling, Blizzard Workers Win Mega-Contract That Applies To All Unionized Teams
https://fed.brid.gy/r/https://aftermath.site/blizzard-union-contract-warcraft-overwatch-diablo/
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Netherlands Public Transport Hit by Nationwide Strike Over Welfare Spending Cuts https://www.byteseu.com/2350177/ #Coalition #DefenseBudget #Government #Netherlands #ProParty #PublicTransport #Strike #UnemploymentBenefits #unions #WelfareSpending
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Coal workers back strike action at heart of WA's energy grid
By Neve BrissendenTalks between Chinese-owned Premier Coal and workers have fallen through, leaving industrial action on the cards for WA's coal-mining heartland.
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-09-09/collie-coal-strike-looming/107132528
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Opal readers turned off on Sydney Ferries amid industrial action
By Declan BowringTransport for NSW says the workers cannot turn off the readers under the notified industrial action, despite the maritime union's announcement.
#PublicTransport #Unions #IndustrialRelations #MarineTransportIndustry #DeclanBowring
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CFMEU 'aware of investigation' as police attend Brisbane HQ
The construction union says it will "cooperate fully" with an investigation, after police attended its Queensland headquarters.
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-09-09/qld-brisbane-cfmeu-headquarters-police/107131854
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What’s disgusting ?
Union busting !
https://prospect.org/2026/09/08/union-busting-campaigns-labor-day/Stand Up To Union Busters
Research the union-busters your employer hired. Educate and prepare your coworkers.
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What’s disgusting ?
Union busting !
https://prospect.org/2026/09/08/union-busting-campaigns-labor-day/Stand Up To Union Busters
Research the union-busters your employer hired. Educate and prepare your coworkers.
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What’s disgusting ?
Union busting !
https://prospect.org/2026/09/08/union-busting-campaigns-labor-day/Stand Up To Union Busters
Research the union-busters your employer hired. Educate and prepare your coworkers.
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What’s disgusting ?
Union busting !
https://prospect.org/2026/09/08/union-busting-campaigns-labor-day/Stand Up To Union Busters
Research the union-busters your employer hired. Educate and prepare your coworkers.
https://search.laborlab.us/ -
What’s disgusting ?
Union busting !
https://prospect.org/2026/09/08/union-busting-campaigns-labor-day/Stand Up To Union Busters
Research the union-busters your employer hired. Educate and prepare your coworkers.
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Industrial disputes & news - 9 September 2026
Arts Centre Melbourne; Sydney Ferries; Victorian doctors; RiverCity Ferries; Downer; Scope; Quantem; DOF; Secure Journeys; Melbourne metro councils; Fire Rescue Victoria; Lumus Imaging; NPT
(Thanks Sarah Missen )https://disputesreport.substack.com/p/industrial-disputes-and-news-9-september?
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The time has come for the working class to say enough is enough and demand the TUC call a general strike to bring down the Labour government and ...#benefits #britain #budget #carworkers #disabled #employment #labourparty #nhs #pensions #strike #tuc #unemployment #unions #wrp #youngsocialists
Healey makes first speech as Chancellor pledging Labour shares same values as capitalism - Workers Revolutionary Party -
The time has come for the working class to say enough is enough and demand the TUC call a general strike to bring down the Labour government and ...#benefits #britain #budget #carworkers #disabled #employment #labourparty #nhs #pensions #strike #tuc #unemployment #unions #wrp #youngsocialists
Healey makes first speech as Chancellor pledging Labour shares same values as capitalism - Workers Revolutionary Party -
The time has come for the working class to say enough is enough and demand the TUC call a general strike to bring down the Labour government and ...#benefits #britain #budget #carworkers #disabled #employment #labourparty #nhs #pensions #strike #tuc #unemployment #unions #wrp #youngsocialists
Healey makes first speech as Chancellor pledging Labour shares same values as capitalism - Workers Revolutionary Party -
The time has come for the working class to say enough is enough and demand the TUC call a general strike to bring down the Labour government and ...#benefits #britain #budget #carworkers #disabled #employment #labourparty #nhs #pensions #strike #tuc #unemployment #unions #wrp #youngsocialists
Healey makes first speech as Chancellor pledging Labour shares same values as capitalism - Workers Revolutionary Party -
https://www.europesays.com/people/219181/ Mamdani creates new DSA-inspired office to help NYC workers unionize: ‘Concerning for small business’ #CityHall #DemocraticSocialistsOfAmerica #Metro #SmallBusiness #Unions #USNews #ZohranMamdani
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"In my research, I was impressed to see federal commissions convened at the turn of the century to study the impact of new technologies on work and the economy. If only our current government were capable of such sane and sober study and analysis of AI’s entry into the workplace and culture; we need it.
There seems to be a lesson in the ITU’s actions: Rather than fighting and trying to forestall the inevitable arrival of new technology, it is better to take control of it. That worked well for the ITU for three-quarters of a century as it lobbied successfully for the eight-hour work day and drastically improved the working conditions — and health — of its members. The ITU — and particularly New York’s Big Six — became immensely powerful.
Until they weren’t. In the 1960s and ’70s, new technologies threatened: punched paper tape that could run a Linotype without an operator, like the robot it appeared to be; cold type (shining light through letters onto photographic paper to set text); computerized hyphenation and justification of text; computers in newsrooms, allowing publishers to “save keystrokes” and eliminate typesetting in composing rooms; and finally PostScript, which turned letters into shapes to be described and displayed by computers and printers.
This time, the ITU tried fighting the technologies. A series of strikes over these issues killed six of nine New York newspapers — and eventually the union along with them.
The lessons the ITU and its leadership faced with these new technologies was different from the lessons learned with the Linotype."
https://medium.com/whither-news/labor-and-the-linotype-d151afc0a62c -
"In my research, I was impressed to see federal commissions convened at the turn of the century to study the impact of new technologies on work and the economy. If only our current government were capable of such sane and sober study and analysis of AI’s entry into the workplace and culture; we need it.
There seems to be a lesson in the ITU’s actions: Rather than fighting and trying to forestall the inevitable arrival of new technology, it is better to take control of it. That worked well for the ITU for three-quarters of a century as it lobbied successfully for the eight-hour work day and drastically improved the working conditions — and health — of its members. The ITU — and particularly New York’s Big Six — became immensely powerful.
Until they weren’t. In the 1960s and ’70s, new technologies threatened: punched paper tape that could run a Linotype without an operator, like the robot it appeared to be; cold type (shining light through letters onto photographic paper to set text); computerized hyphenation and justification of text; computers in newsrooms, allowing publishers to “save keystrokes” and eliminate typesetting in composing rooms; and finally PostScript, which turned letters into shapes to be described and displayed by computers and printers.
This time, the ITU tried fighting the technologies. A series of strikes over these issues killed six of nine New York newspapers — and eventually the union along with them.
The lessons the ITU and its leadership faced with these new technologies was different from the lessons learned with the Linotype."
https://medium.com/whither-news/labor-and-the-linotype-d151afc0a62c -
"In my research, I was impressed to see federal commissions convened at the turn of the century to study the impact of new technologies on work and the economy. If only our current government were capable of such sane and sober study and analysis of AI’s entry into the workplace and culture; we need it.
There seems to be a lesson in the ITU’s actions: Rather than fighting and trying to forestall the inevitable arrival of new technology, it is better to take control of it. That worked well for the ITU for three-quarters of a century as it lobbied successfully for the eight-hour work day and drastically improved the working conditions — and health — of its members. The ITU — and particularly New York’s Big Six — became immensely powerful.
Until they weren’t. In the 1960s and ’70s, new technologies threatened: punched paper tape that could run a Linotype without an operator, like the robot it appeared to be; cold type (shining light through letters onto photographic paper to set text); computerized hyphenation and justification of text; computers in newsrooms, allowing publishers to “save keystrokes” and eliminate typesetting in composing rooms; and finally PostScript, which turned letters into shapes to be described and displayed by computers and printers.
This time, the ITU tried fighting the technologies. A series of strikes over these issues killed six of nine New York newspapers — and eventually the union along with them.
The lessons the ITU and its leadership faced with these new technologies was different from the lessons learned with the Linotype."
https://medium.com/whither-news/labor-and-the-linotype-d151afc0a62c -
"In my research, I was impressed to see federal commissions convened at the turn of the century to study the impact of new technologies on work and the economy. If only our current government were capable of such sane and sober study and analysis of AI’s entry into the workplace and culture; we need it.
There seems to be a lesson in the ITU’s actions: Rather than fighting and trying to forestall the inevitable arrival of new technology, it is better to take control of it. That worked well for the ITU for three-quarters of a century as it lobbied successfully for the eight-hour work day and drastically improved the working conditions — and health — of its members. The ITU — and particularly New York’s Big Six — became immensely powerful.
Until they weren’t. In the 1960s and ’70s, new technologies threatened: punched paper tape that could run a Linotype without an operator, like the robot it appeared to be; cold type (shining light through letters onto photographic paper to set text); computerized hyphenation and justification of text; computers in newsrooms, allowing publishers to “save keystrokes” and eliminate typesetting in composing rooms; and finally PostScript, which turned letters into shapes to be described and displayed by computers and printers.
This time, the ITU tried fighting the technologies. A series of strikes over these issues killed six of nine New York newspapers — and eventually the union along with them.
The lessons the ITU and its leadership faced with these new technologies was different from the lessons learned with the Linotype."
https://medium.com/whither-news/labor-and-the-linotype-d151afc0a62c -
"In my research, I was impressed to see federal commissions convened at the turn of the century to study the impact of new technologies on work and the economy. If only our current government were capable of such sane and sober study and analysis of AI’s entry into the workplace and culture; we need it.
There seems to be a lesson in the ITU’s actions: Rather than fighting and trying to forestall the inevitable arrival of new technology, it is better to take control of it. That worked well for the ITU for three-quarters of a century as it lobbied successfully for the eight-hour work day and drastically improved the working conditions — and health — of its members. The ITU — and particularly New York’s Big Six — became immensely powerful.
Until they weren’t. In the 1960s and ’70s, new technologies threatened: punched paper tape that could run a Linotype without an operator, like the robot it appeared to be; cold type (shining light through letters onto photographic paper to set text); computerized hyphenation and justification of text; computers in newsrooms, allowing publishers to “save keystrokes” and eliminate typesetting in composing rooms; and finally PostScript, which turned letters into shapes to be described and displayed by computers and printers.
This time, the ITU tried fighting the technologies. A series of strikes over these issues killed six of nine New York newspapers — and eventually the union along with them.
The lessons the ITU and its leadership faced with these new technologies was different from the lessons learned with the Linotype."
https://medium.com/whither-news/labor-and-the-linotype-d151afc0a62c -
Pan African Worker - Number 3, 2026.
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Pan African Worker - Number 3, 2026.
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Pan African Worker - Number 3, 2026.
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Pan African Worker - Number 3, 2026.
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Pan African Worker - Number 3, 2026.
