The October 2006 issue of the Industrial Worker, the newspaper of the revolutionary union, the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW).
Contents include:
- Northwest flight attendants strike barred by Joshua Devries
- Starbucks workers joining IWW in global fight for labor rights
- Making work safer with direct action by Daniel Gross & Joe Tessone
- Readers' soapbox
- Farewell, Fellow Worker: Steve Lindenmeyer
- Farewell, Fellow Worker: Jenny (Lahti) Velsek
- East End Food Co-op workers lose close NLRB election
- Organizing today for the One Big Union tomorrow by Dean Dempsey
- Boston GMB marches to end firing of Harvard custodian by Mark Wolff
- The storms that a resolution can cause: Istael, unions & democratic debate by Marc B. Young
- Skypecasts: great new tool for union meetings online by Eric Lee
- Bradford IWWs stand up for fired Starbucks unionists by Peter Moore
- IWW assembly calls for Organizing Department
- 100 Wobblies and supporters rally for Shattuck workers by Dean Dempsey
- The right to organize in education
- What is the value of a worker's life? by Arthur J. Miller
- Are we not slaves? by Jon Bekken
- Poetry can be a class act by Gary Cox
- March to the left by Dorice Mcdaniels
- Harvey slays the time-study monster by J. Pierce
- IWW victory for taxi drivers at LA airport by Ernesto Nevarez
- Working Families Party wins Massachusetts ballot line by Mark Wolff
- World labor solidarity
For paper subscription info, please visit the IW page at iww.org
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