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A Debate on Bargaining for the Common Good
In this piece from Organizing Work, Marianne Garneau debates with labor organizer and journalist Chris Brooks and veteran union negotiator Joe Burns about Bargaining for the Common Good and its use as a model for connecting workplace fights with broader social demands. Read part one and part two here.
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NEW YORK STATE SENATOR SPRING 2021 INTERNSHIP POSITION
New York State Senator, Brian Kavanagh, seek Interns for Spring 2021. This internship is based in New York City but work may be performed remotely, and other accommodations may be made, to ensure safety until COVID-19 pandemic restrictions are lifted. The internship is unpaid, though we will support steps to obtain academic credit or any…
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NEW ECONOMY PROJECT JOB OPENING FOR A DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR
New Economy Project seeks an experienced Development Director to join our dynamic social justice organization. The Development Director will collaborate with staff to raise funds, build our identity with large donors, and expand our grassroots fundraising base. Our mission is to build an economy that works for all, rooted in racial and social justice, cooperation,…
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NEW ECONOMY PROJECT JOB OPENING FOR AN ORGANIZING DIRECTOR
New Economy Project seeks an experienced organizer to play a lead role on city- and state-wide campaigns that foreground racial and economic justice, community equity, and just transition. The position offers competitive salary, excellent benefits, and ample room for growth, including leadership opportunities. Our mission is to build an economy that works for all, rooted…
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