Industrial Worker (September 2014)

Contents include:

-Baltimore Jimmy John’s Workers Announce IWW Membership

-Portland Canvass Workers Walk Off The Job, Demand Unpaid Wages by Shane Burley

-Work People’s College Europe: A Huge Success by Michael White

-Fighting Patriarchy In The One Big Union

-Reclaiming Time On The Clock by Chuck Allen

-Starbucks: Making Profits Off Workers’ Backs by IWW Starbucks Workers Union

-Against The Felony Question On Job Applications by the IWW Incarcerated Workers Organizing Committee

-High Steaks: Tom Cat Bakery Workers Hold Solidarity Barbecue by Lawrence Goun and Biko Koenig

-A Misstep On The Floor: Lessons From A Certified Nursing Assistant by Luz Sierra

-A review by Steve Thornton of New Forms of Worker Organization: The Syndicalist and Autonomist Restoration of Class Struggle Unionism.

-A review by Jane LaTour of Sons of Wichita: How the Koch Brothers Became America’s Most Powerful and Private Dynasty

-A review by Jerome Baxter of It’s A Tough Economy

-A review by Andreas Förster of Anarchismus, Marxismus, Emanzipation. Gespräche über die Geschichte und Gegenwart der sozialistischen Bewegungen.

-John Reed’s First Labor Love: The IWW by Raymond S. Solomon

-IWW International Solidarity On The Rise

-Precarious Workers Struggle In Poland