Issue 31 of Processed World from Fall 1993. Copied to clipboard Files processedworld31proc.pdf (6.58 MB) Table of Contents Truant heads A year in española Bank of America infiltrated! Confessions of an atheist priest Fast learner Fat lot of good it did me! High cost of sleep Making stoopid Poetry Remaking a public education Reviews Struggle Against Study: How To Scam Your Way Through College—with Pay Book traversal links for Processed World #31 What work matters? Up Table of Contents Printer-friendly version Processed World Comments
Post-mortem on the Blue Shield strike Processed World analyses the situation at the end of the Blue Shield insurance workers' strike in 1981.
"A Strike By Any Other Name" Natasha Moss-Dedrick analyses the huge, five months strike of 70,000 California grocery workers in 2004 and the role the union played in their defeat.
A day in the life of employee #85292 A tale of toil by Hewlett-Packard manufacturing worker Jay Clemens in California, 1985.
Food not bombs! The Processed World collective take a look at the free-food activist group Food Not Bombs!
Small is not beautiful: Working at the San Francisco Bay Guardian An account of work and industrial conflict at the alternative newspaper the San Francisco Bay…
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