A series of four articles by marxvx, critical of the IWW and 'dual unionism' in general. We do not neccesarily agree with this series, but reproduce for discussion's sake. Of Sweatshops & Starbucks: Is the IWW a Union? Of Sweatshops & Starbucks: Is the IWW an Industrial Union? Of Sweatshops & Starbucks: Is the IWW a Good Union? Of Sweatshops & Starbucks: Will Dual Unionism Win the Labor Movement? Book traversal links for 52655 Of Sweatshops & Starbucks: Is the IWW a Union? Printer-friendly version Industrial Workers of the World (IWW) United States marxvx Comments
Mattick, Paul, 1904-1981 A short biography of German council communist tool maker-turned academic Paul Mattick.
New York: EZ supply workers go IWW Deep in the gritty, industrial district of North Brooklyn/Queens, 15 workers of EZ Supply started the new year right by marching to their workplace and demanding that their highly abusive boss sign a petition recognizing the IWW as their union.
A migrant worker joins the Wobblies - Henry Pfaff Henry Pfaff tells his story of how we came to join the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW) in the 1910s.
1919: The Seattle general strike A general strike of 100,000 workers, which saw the city shut down and all essential services provided under workers' control.
1905-today: The Industrial Workers of the World in the US A short history of the US branch of the most revolutionary mass organisation in American history, …
Starbucks fires another barista for union activity Grand Rapids firing comes in the midst of Unfair Labor Practice charges being investigated by the NLRB against Starbucks.
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