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Assistant to the Business Agent, IATSE
IATSE Local 161 in New York City is looking for a full time Assistant to the Business Agent to start as soon as possible. Responsibilities include organizing new members, tracking benefit contributions for members, tracking pay and overtime, communicating with benefit fund’s offices and payroll companies, keeping records of various jobs across our jurisdiction, keeping…
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ORGANIZING BEYOND BARRIERS: Organizing or Research Internships and Training
Organizing Beyond Barriers (OBB) is UNITE HERE’s nationally coordinated program to build a progressive alliance of workers and students by teaching, agitating, and inspiring people to fight for justice. We place a lot of emphasis on training and fieldwork. People learn by doing, whether it’s hearing about the real situations of working people in a…
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32 BJ, Senior Regional Communications Specialist: NEW YORK
32BJ SEIU, the largest property service union in the country, is seeking an aggressive, nimble and creative Senior Regional Communications Specialist to help develop and drive a comprehensive and strategic communications program centered on 32BJ’s new organizing campaigns in the New York City region, among other responsibilities. The communications program includes media relations, social media…
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In Solidarity: Working-Class Organization and Strategy in the United States
Featuring Kim Moody Friday, May 2, 2014 – 7:00pm The New School, room 404 66 West 12 St New York, NY 10011 See map: Google Maps Haymarket Books and Jacobin Magazine are hosting a labor panel featuring Labor Notes founder Kim Moody, “one of the leading intellectuals of the labor movement” according to Robin Kelley,…
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