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ILC Assembly: Crafts at a Crossroad, Future of the Building Trades

  ILC Assembly: Crafts at a Crossroad, Future of the Building Trades This Wreckage by Sean KB and AP Andy About Episode notes On October 17th at Woodbine in Manhattan Sean KB of the Independent Labor Club of New York City hosted the following public assembly. Guests were Gregory Butler of Gangbox News and IUOE, Leroy of IBEW Caucus of Rank and File Electrical Workers , Tom of TWU 100 and Transit Workers for a Fighting Union , and Joe M of Local Union 20 (Staten Island) and Carpenters Rank and File Together . Join the Independent Labor Club, we have chapters in NYC, NJ, Chicago, Philadelphia, Puget Sound and Columbia River and are looking to start more with your help: https://ilclabor.com/ ILC Assembly: Crafts at a Crossroad, Future of the Building Trades | This Wreckage
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TWU, building trades rank-and-file activists want one big union

  TWU, building trades rank-and-file activists want one big union Craft unionism panel hosted by the NYC chapter of the Independent Labor Club, TWU, building trades rank-and-file activists want one big union - The Chief
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Half a million protesters sweep France in major show of youth unrest

  Half a million protesters sweep France in major show of youth unrest Half a million protesters sweep France in major show of youth unrest | CNN French police accused over war-like injuries to teenagers in school protests | France | The Guardian French youth protests grow as political radicalization spreads - World Socialist Web Site French youth demand answers as education protests enter third week - France 24
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The Workerist Manifesto

  The Workerist Manifesto About the Book The average American private sector worker produces about $200,000 worth of goods or services a year…. but only gets paid $35,000 in gross pre tax wages in return (in a country where you need to make $100,000 a year to support a family of 4 at a middle income standard of living). Why does this country’s 161 million strong working class continue to tolerate that? This book sets out to answer that question. iUniverse
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Build a United Front Against Fascism and a Workers Party

  Build a United Front Against Fascism and a Workers Party Examining the growing concentration of capitalist power, the erosion of democratic rights, and the threat of fascism, this discussion explores how workers and oppressed communities can move from defensive resistance toward building independent political power Build a United Front against Fascism and a Workers Party - LA Progressive
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