The Summer 2016 (#1777, Vol. 113, No. 3) issue of the Industrial Worker, the newspaper of the revolutionary union, the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW).
Contents include:
-Portland Burgerville workers unionize by Portland IWW
-Maryland IT workers strike and win with the IWW by Benjamin Charles
-Fired UPS worker fights, wins job back by Package Handlers' Organizing Committee
-Readers' Soapbox
-Berry pickers to hold union election by x331980
-Announcing the 2016 nearly annual Cascadia IWW campout by x364388
-Clydeside IWW remembers radical weavers by Keith
-Illegally-fired Starbucks worker receives settlement from company by Anja Witek
-Wobblies to commemorate Everett Massacre in November by x331980
-Farewell, Fellow Worker Paul Poulos by FW Greg Giogio
-May Day with Nicaraguan workers in Lane, Oregon by the Lane IWW
-Black Lives Matter: global uprising against police brutality by Juan Conatz
-May Day reclaimed in Trukey by Devrimci Anarşist Faaliyet
-Teachers rise up, face repression in Oaxaca by John Kalwaic
-Review: Memories of Sam Dolgoff (Review by Peter Cole)
-A new era of Wobbly folk music with Monday Morning Denial by W.H. Glazer
-Reviving class consciousness by FW Ben Robertson
-Original Wobbly, Pierce Wetter by Steve Thornton
-The social war in France by the French CNT International Secretariat's European Workgroup
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