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February, 2004
Freedom Rides Create Local Rallying Point for New York City Immigrant Rights Activists
January, 2004
Month Three- California Grocery Strikers Hold Firm
Health Care Workers in British Columbia Face Privatization, Sweetheart Contract
Higher Premiums Mean Higher Profits: Why Your Health Care Insurance Is More Expensive
Service Employees Local 660- Los Angeles County Workers Beat Back Hikes in Health Insurance Premiums
December, 2003
Grocery Workers Fight Health Cuts and Job Loss to Vendors
Homeland Security Targets Immigrants Working With Hazardous Chemicals
Steward's Corner: Info Requests Can Cool an Overzealous Boss
Borders Workers Strike Over Poor Pay & Benefits
Reform Officer Takes on Challenges Facing Women in Both the Teamsters and the Workplace
November, 2003
Dispatches from Miami: Special Report
Rallies Across the Country Greet Immigrant Worker Freedom Riders
Healthcare Cost Shifting and Two-Tier Fights Draw New Battle Lines in Grocery Industry
IT Workers Latest Victims of "Global Economy"
Hidden Surprises in New Auto Contracts
Thousands of Unionists Expected to Join Miami Trade Protest
Workers at Miami University Win Small Wage Gain But Moral Victory in First-Ever Strike
Letter to the Editor: Fed Up with the SEIU, Brown University Workers Form Independent Union
GE Workers Fight Back in India, Reach out to GE Workers in the US
October, 2003
Workers Centers Introduction
First National Meeting of Worker Centers Discusses Strategies, Vision
In Koreatown, Los Angeles Workers Center Fights for Immigrant Worker Rights
September, 2003
New Unity Partnership: Five Union Presidents Launch Bid to 'Revolutionize' AFL-CIO
Auto Union Embraces Two-Tier Wages
Organizing and the Internet
Chicago Immigrant Workers ‘Get on the Bus’ For Freedom Rides
Striking Chicago Hotel Workers Celebrate Labor Day in the Rain, Sitting on Michigan Avenue
North Carolina Center Creates Alternatives for Black Workers in Union-Hostile South
August, 2003
Verizon Workers Stay on the Job as Contract Expires, Pressure Company From Within
UAW Will Trade Concessions for Health Care, Organizing Rights
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