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The New Disruption: Only rank-and-file workers can build a better labor...

By Chris MaisanoCross-posted from JacobinOriginally posted on January 19, 2015Michigan timber workers reading the bulletin board at strike headquarters in 1937.Ted Fertik is terrified by the...

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Rapid Response Network Calls for Solidarity with Garment Workers in Haiti...

Cross-posted from One StruggleBy organizers for the Rapid Response Network“We start work at six o’clock. We finish at five. We don’t have time to eat because we cannot meet the quota. The pants, the...

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Apartheid in the Americas: Are you Haitian?

Cross-posted from Myriam ChancyThe implications of the ruling of September 23 by the Constitutional Tribunal of the Dominican Republic, stripping citizenship from the offspring of non-resident Haitians...

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Dominicans of Haitian Descent Cast Into Legal Limbo by Court

Cross-posted from the New York TimesBy RANDAL C. ARCHIBOLDSANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic — For generations, people of Haitian descent have been an inextricable part of life here, often looked at...

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Haiti’s Apparel Factories: Reports Find Wage Theft, Sexual Harassment, and...

Cross-posted from CEPRFriday, 18 October 2013 14:46 Another Haiti is PossibleJust ReconstructionCitizen Organizing & PoliticsWorkers' Rights & the Assembly SectorSocio-economic Crisis &...

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A Glittering Industrial Park in Haiti Falls Short

Cross-posted from Al Jazeera By Jonathan M. KatzCARACOL, Haiti — The young men playing dominoes in this tin-roofed fishing village used to have high hopes for the industrial park being built up the...

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“MRS. CLINTON CAN HAVE HER FACTORIES”: A HAITIAN SWEATSHOP WORKER SPEAKS

By Beverly BellWorkers' Rights & the Assembly SectorWorker Ownership & Labor Rights

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HAITIAN SWEATSHOP WORKERS SPEAK: SUB-POVERTY WAGES AND SEXUAL COERCION

By Beverly BellMay 8, 2013Workers' Rights & the Assembly SectorWomen's Rights and Gender JusticeWorker Ownership & Labor Rights

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JOBS AND JUSTICE: RAISING THE FLOOR ON WORKER RIGHTS AND WAGES IN HAITI

by Beverly Bell, Alexis Erkert, and Deepa PanchangMay 23, 2013Workers' Rights & the Assembly SectorForeign Aid & Community Aid/SolidarityWorker Ownership & Labor Rights

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“MRS. CLINTON CAN HAVE HER FACTORIES”: A HAITIAN SWEATSHOP WORKER SPEAKS

By Beverly BellMarjorie Valcelat ran an embroidery machine in a factory from 2005 to 2008. She says the experience made her so sick and weak that she’s not felt able to work since then.I had three...

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Retail and Fast Food Workers Strike in Chicago's Magnificent Mile

Cross-posted from The Nation. By Micah Uetricht April 24, 2013The woman on the right is a McDonald’s worker who walked off the job this morning. Photo by Micah Uetricht.  Chicago’s downtown Loop area...

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A HARD DAY’S LABOR FOR $4.76: THE OFFSHORE ASSEMBLY INDUSTRY IN HAITI

By Beverly Bell and Alexis Erkert April 25, 2013“Haiti offers a marvelous opportunity for American investment. The run-of-the-mill Haitian is handy, easily directed, and gives a hard day’s labor for 20...

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Bangladesh Building Collapse Kills at Least 70

Cross-posted from New York TimesBy Jim YardleyA building housing garment factories collapsed on WednesdayNEW DELHI — An eight-story building in Bangladesh that housed several garment factories...

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Domestic Workers Sow a New Global Movement

Cross-posted from In These TimesBY MICHELLE CHENMembers of the International Domestic Workers' Network show support for the groundbreaking International Labor Organization's Convention 189, signed in...

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Can Worker-Owners Make a Big Factory Run?

Cross-posted from LaborNotesBy Jane SlaughterPart 2 of a two-part series on the TRADOC workers' cooperative in Mexico. Part 1 is here.A tire is not just a piece of rubber with a hole in it. I learned...

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World Bank must end support for Honduran palm oil company implicated in...

Press release: Friends of the Earth International, Global Forest Coalition, Urgewald, Rights Action, Rettet den Regenwald/Rainforest Rescue, Global Justice Ecology Project, Biofuelwatch 19th March 2013...

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Rapid Response Network Calls for Solidarity with Garment Workers in Haiti...

Cross-posted from One StruggleBy organizers for the Rapid Response Network“We start work at six o’clock. We finish at five. We don’t have time to eat because we cannot meet the quota. The pants, the...

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Apartheid in the Americas: Are you Haitian?

Cross-posted from Myriam ChancyThe implications of the ruling of September 23 by the Constitutional Tribunal of the Dominican Republic, stripping citizenship from the offspring of non-resident Haitians...

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Dominicans of Haitian Descent Cast Into Legal Limbo by Court

Cross-posted from the New York TimesBy RANDAL C. ARCHIBOLDSANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic — For generations, people of Haitian descent have been an inextricable part of life here, often looked at...

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Haiti’s Apparel Factories: Reports Find Wage Theft, Sexual Harassment, and...

Cross-posted from CEPRFriday, 18 October 2013 14:46 Another Haiti is PossibleJust ReconstructionCitizen Organizing & PoliticsWorkers' Rights & the Assembly SectorSocio-economic Crisis &...

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