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Video Highlights from Next System Project NYC Convening at Murphy
On March 11th and 12th, the Murphy Institute hosted The Next System Project NYC, an incredible two days filled with workshops, panels and discussion around the question: If the current system isn’t working, then what comes next? And how can we get there? Over 500 people came through to join in the conversation, where we…
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Friedrichs Decision Brings Victory for Public Sector Unions — For Now
It’s the case that’s had the labor movement on edge: Friedrichs v CTA. At stake? Public sector unions’ right to claim fees from their members. Today, the Supreme Court delivered a split vote decision. At 4-4, the now-eight-member court affirmed the judgment of the lower court in favor of the teachers’ union — and labor activists…
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KALUK Marketing Cooperative Seeks New Members (Brooklyn, NY) (Open House: 4/4)
KALUK the grassroots marketing worker cooperative is looking to expand and will be hosting its third Open House on April 4, 2016. We are looking for young-spirited, enthusiastic people with skills in video editing, computers, public speaking, management and, of course, marketing. If you have one or all of these skills and are interested in…
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United Food and Commercial Workers, Local 1500 Seeks Union Organizer
UFCW Local 1500 is seeking a Union Organizer to identify, recruit, and develop workers in the workplace and greater community. Candidates should have experience in labor, political, or community activism/organizing, and be able to build one-on-one relationships with workers. Candidates should also have a commitment to social justice and workers’ rights. To apply, please email…
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