Industrial Worker (March 2014)

Contents include:

-Being a woman organizer isn't easy by Luz Sierra

-Around The Union: Mobile Rail Workers Win, Wobblies Organize Worldwide, compiled by FNB

-International (Working) Women’s Day by IWW Gender Equity Committee

-A Reader’s Response To “Nonviolent Direct Action And The Early IWW” by Lowell May (x333295)

-NYC Wobblies are busting loose by x362865

-A tale of two trainings by Transcona Slim

-Proof of Walmart's union busting by John Kalwaic

-The Challenges Of Administering Misery In The Two New York Cities by A. Worker

-Rosa Luxemburg: A True Revolutionary by Staughton Lynd

-Toward Equal Employment For Women by Jane LaTour

-Addressing Sexual Violence In The IWW by Madeline Dreyfus

-Invisible Work: Women’s Challenges In The Service Economy by Lydia Alpural-Sullivan

-What Kind Of Workers Deserve A Union? by x365097

-Short Takes Of Revolutionary Women by Steve Thornton

-Review by FNB of A Shoeleather History of the Wobblies: Stories of the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW) in Connecticut.

-Contracts Are Not A Tool, They’re A Trap by Scott Nappalos