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This Week on the Troublemakers Blog
Activists
mobilized across the country this May Day to oppose Arizona's
anti-immigrant laws. See more below or
read our report here.
IKEA came clean this week,
admitting that
freedom of association is "not applicable" in the factories in
China that produce its goods.
Carolyn Humphries, a
gastroenterology technician and member of PASNAP,
produced a great video documenting her union's strike at the
Temple University Hospital in Philadelphia the past four weeks.
Temple workers celebrated the strike's settlement last week,
ratifying the contract by 97 percent.
We've got more video clips to
share from the Labor Notes Conference:
Karen Jennings Lewis of the Chicago teachers reform caucus
lays out
their agenda and
Ed Cubelo of the Philippines Toyota workers association
details their fight against a global giant.
Last but not least, Labor Notes'
Mark Brenner was back on FOX two days ago to talk about why
the crisis in Greece doesn't mean that teachers in New Jersey
should lose their pension. (Hey, did you know you can follow
Labor Notes on
YouTube,
Twitter, and
Facebook?)
As always, see
labornotes.org/blogs for more.
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