The November 2006 issue of the Industrial Worker, the newspaper of the revolutionary union, the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW).
Contents include:
- Talkin' union by Nick Driedger
- International support for Starbucks workers
- Garment strike closes Bangladeshi sweatshops
- Readers' soapboxes
- Farewell, Fellow Worker: Joe Glazer
- Chicago couriers fight NICA contractor scam
- East End workers still union
- Portland Industrial District Council anniversary bash
- German Language Area ROC
- Work Peoples College
- NLRB ruling will strip thousands of union rights
- Detroit news strike legal battles end
- Northwest Airlines mechanics surrender
- William E. Trautmann: New Zealand Wobbly by Mark Derby & Jay Miller
- The IWW in the history books
- Western Federation of Miners landmark at risk by Richard Myers
- The IWW is the class act by Gary Cox
- Solidarity forces Harvard to rehire janitor who fainted on the job by Mark R. Wolff
- Human rights baseball by Bret Grote, Clark Clagett and Kenneth Miller
- Book review: The enemy of nature by Joel Kovel
- World labor solidarity
For paper subscription info, please visit the IW page at iww.org
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