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I’ve always wanted a button that reads, “Workers of the world unite, back by popular demand” — almost as long as I’ve wanted one that says, “May Day, made in the USA.”

May Day 2008 would have been a great time for both.
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In this issue:

  • ILWU Calls for May Day Work Stoppages Against the War
  • Action Alerts: FLOC, No Colombia FTA
  • Another important step towards global unionism
  • Iranian TU finally released
  • Loss of factory jobs=more on food stamps
  • Week of action unites students, workers
  • Unions challenge Bush ‘no match’ plan
  • Join McCain Revealed team
  • Union Jobs (still more needed!)
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In This Edition:

  • Labor Calls for a Green Economy
  • A Union at a Toyota Plant?
  • DC Sick Days
  • American Axle update
  • HR 676 and Labor update
  • AFL-CIO Launches "McCain Revealed"
  • News from the Labor Commission
  • Union Jobs (still more needed!)
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The United Auto Workers struck American
Axle & Manufacturing Holdings Inc at 12:01 a.m. Tuesday when no deal was reached on a new labor pact. The largest proportion of American Axle parts are for GM’s pickups and SUVs. Affected are more than 3,600 workers in plants in Michigan and New York.
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Getting carried away with your own rhetoric is rarely a good thing. Tom Buffenbarger, president of the Machinists' union (International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers), did just that in a “warm-up” speech for Hillary Clinton the night of the Wisconsin primary win by Barack Obama.
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In this edition:

- Colombia Free Trade: Just say no to murderers
- Action Alert: “Shame on Elaine” campaign
- Striking Mexican Miners update
- MI fights misclassification
- The economic stimulus fight isn’t over yet
- Smithfield Foods Update
- Election 08 update
- Union Jobs (More Needed!)
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In This Newsletter:

  • Economic Stimulus Plan
  • Action Alerts: UE, CLUW, CWA
  • Dangers of Columbia Free Trade
  • Support the Mexican Miners
  • LA Security Workers Victory
  • Portland School Workers Fight Back
  • Don't forget about the Congressional Races!
  • Union Jobs (More Needed!)
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