Industrial Worker (April 2014)

Contents include:

-Striking Workers At Boston Insomnia Cookies Win Settlement by Jake Carman

-New Evidence Shows U.S. Government Spied On Wobblies, Activists by Brendan Maslauskas Dunn

-Portland IWW Fights Wage Theft by Shane Burley

-Fighting Back In High-End Hotels: An Interview With A Miami Wobbly

-For the long haul by Colin Bossen

-The early IWW, the preamble and the break with political socialism by Klas Batalo

-Around The Union, compiled by FNB

-Victory For Portland Teachers, Students by John Kalwaic

-Indiana Wobblies Celebrate One Year As A Chartered Branch by Michael White

-Why The Boeing Deal Is A Defeat For Us All by Andy Piascik

-Freedom School Along The Mohawk by Brendan Maslauskas Dunn

-What Went Wrong With The Organizing: The Elephant In The Room Of Political Will by Scott Nappalos

-The Adjunctification Of Higher Education: Its Dirty Little Secret Exposed by Ana M. Fores Tamayo

-Review by Lou Rinaldi of Capital: A Critique of Political Economy, Volumes 1, 2 & 3.

-The IWW Should Fight To Win – By Any Means Necessary by Matt Muchowski

-Criticisms Of “The Anti-Democratic Of Big Unions” by Tom Jayman

Other articles in this issue, already available on libcom, include:

-Portland Solidarity Network: Things Are Heating Up at Fubonn