"Critical Issues in Election 2006:
What's at Stake?" co-hosted by Lane Poncy and Tim Flanagan. Garrett Downen, Tom Chamberlain,
*Leslie Frane, & Michael Morrow
will join us
in the studio to discuss the
upcoming election.
Garret (at right) is a representative for the
Oregon
Bus Project.Tom
(above) is President
of the Oregon AFL-CIO.
Leslie (top right) is Executive
Director of Oregon's Service Employees International Union Local 503.
Michael
(left)
is Vice President of the Committee on
Political Education for the Portland Community College Faculty
Federation, Local 2277.
These guests will provide
critical insights, ideas, and
commentary on issues surrounding the election. The discussion will
include state initiatives (Vote for 44 and no more!) and other concerns
we must address on November 7. Be sure to call in!
(503-231-8187) "Workers
need unions more than ever. Globalization, the concentration of
corporate power, and the rightward shift in the political climate mean
that individual workers have no influence over their wages and working
conditions unless they act in groups, preferably large groups. In the
workplace and in politics, unions are the one mechanism existing today
that enables large numbers of workers to speak in one voice."
~~Leslie Frane All of our
guests look forward to taking calls from brothers and sisters who are
listening. We will have a lively
discussion of union perspectives, creative ideas, and critical choices for November 7! Click
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*SEIU
Local 503 OPEU represents over 35,000 workers in
Oregon, including state employees, local government employees, home care
workers, nursing home workers, university employees, child care workers,
and employees of private non-profit agencies. Leslie Frane also serves
as an International Vice President of SEIU, the largest union in the
United States. SEIU
represents 1.8 million members in the U.S. and
Canada.
Schedule for Labor Radio... Mondays, 6 to 7 p.m.
Labor Radio: a weekly program about working people, labor unions, and
organizing
Oct. 30 - Election 2006:
What is at Stake? Issues and Answers...Election 2006: Critical Issues. Eight days before
ballots are
due, some of Oregon's top labor leaders look at close races and
priority ballot measure campaigns. Guests include: Tom Chamberlain,
Leslie Frane, & Michael Morrow. Also, a representative for the
Oregon Bus Project will provide
an update.
Tom is President
of the Oregon AFL-CIO. Leslie is Executive
Director of Oregon's Service Employees International Union Local 503.
Michael is Vice President of the Committee on
Political Education for the Portland Community College Faculty
Federation, Local 2277.
Nov. 16 - Post-election postmortem:
What went right and wrong for working people in last week's
local, state and national elections, and what's it mean for the
near future? Hosts Ken Allen and Maribeth Healey talk with
political consultant Kari Chisholm, and take your calls. Nov. 20 - Buy Something Day: Four days before the
supposed biggest shopping day of the year, host Kevin Card talks
about the ethics and practicalities of buying American, buying
Union, buying with social and environmental responsibility, and
buying nothing. Listener calls encouraged. Nov. 27 - The All-Powerful Teachers Union: HostDon McIntosh interviews Portland Association of Teachers
president Jeff Miller about underfunding, overtesting,
privatizing, pay-for-performance schemes, and the influence of
conservative private foundations on public education.
November 29th,
2-5pm Health Issues Forum at AFSCME 6025 East Burnside
Please RSVP with Laurie or
Eliana: at 503-236-5573 or email
laurie@jwjpdx.org
December 25, 2006 KBOO Monday Night Labor Radio....6-7pm Health Care Issues and Options
January 29, 2007 KBOO Fifth
Monday Labor Radio 6-7pm Immigration Communication
KBOO
Program Underwriters:
They make it all Possible! (Ironworkers
Local 516 has become an
underwriter of the show, joining AFSCME, SEIU, Teamsters...)
Our regular KBOO Labor Radio Monday night schedule
includes: 1st Monday:Bill Zimmerman, president of
Teamsters Local 206 2nd Monday:
Ken Allen, executive director of
AFSCME Council 75
-- American Federation of State,
Ken Allen
County, and Municipal Employees.
Allen has
been with Oregon AFSCME 15 years and has
also served as Council Representative, Assistant Executive Director, and
Chief Negotiator. He is vice president on the State of Oregon
AFL-CIO Executive Board and a board member of Inside Oregon
Enterprises. Elected International VP in 2004. 3rd Monday:Kevin Card, legislative liaison,
editor of Satchel, state orgs, National
Association of Letter Carriers Branch 82
4th Monday:
Don
McIntosh, associate editor of
Northwest Labor Press, member of
OPEIU Local 11
-- Office and Professional
Employees Union Local 11 in Portland 5th Monday: Lane Poncy and Tim Flanagan
Lane is with the Oregon Alliance for Retired Americans,
CWA
Local 7901
- Communications Workers of America Local 7901 in
Portland. and
Tim is the Vice-President for
Part-Timers at
Portland Community College FacultyFederation /
AFT-Oregon - -
American Federation of Teachers - Oregon chapter. /
Oregon AFL-CIO -- Oregon's
labor federation / Local 2277
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listeners invited to call in & Studio Line
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91.9 fm-HoodRiver,
and 100.7-fm WillametteValley
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"The issue today
is the same as it has been throughout all history,
whether man shall be allowed to govern himself or be ruled by a
small elite."
- Thomas Jefferson in Solidarity,
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Oregon
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