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WW 12-1-15 Chicago Labor and Protest On Black Friday & Mexican Agricultural Union formed
WorkWeek looks at the role of Chicago labor and the protests against the murder of Laquan McDonald and the cover-up. WorkWeek also hears a report on the formation of the first national agricultural workers in Mexico at the end of November 2015
WW12-1-15 Chicago Labor and Protest On Black Friday and Mexican Agricultural Union formed in Tijuana
https://soundcloud.com/workweek-radio/ww12-1-15-chicago-labor-and-black-friday-and-mexican-agricultural-union-formed
WorkWeek discusses the role of labor and the trade unions in protesting the Chicago police murder of Laquan McDonald and cover-up by the police and the Democratic mayor Rahm Emmanuel. We talk to CTA ATU 241 Executive Board member and bus driver Erek Slater about not only the police murders but also the attacks on transit workers and teachers and their upcoming contract fight.
Next WorkWeek hears from UFWA founder Al Rojas about the formation of a new national agricultural workers union at a conference in Tijuana, Mexico. The new union called the National Democratic Independent Union of Agricultural Workers brought agricultural workers from through the country together and had democratic election of a new leadership. Rojas also discusses the role of the Driscolls corporation and Joseph Reiter the owner and the use of the US immigration to enforce slave labor conditions in Mexico.
For additional information:
http://jornadabc.mx/tijuana/28-11-2015/eligen-jornaleros-sus-dirigentes-sindicales
http://chicago.suntimes.com/news/7/71/1133009/teachers-union-leader-joins-friday-march-urges-members-attend
https://www.facebook.com/Alianza-De-Organizaciones-por-la-Justicia-Social-1446542918975744/
Production of WorkWeek Radio
workweek [at] kpfa.org
https://soundcloud.com/workweek-radio
https://soundcloud.com/workweek-radio/ww12-1-15-chicago-labor-and-black-friday-and-mexican-agricultural-union-formed
WorkWeek discusses the role of labor and the trade unions in protesting the Chicago police murder of Laquan McDonald and cover-up by the police and the Democratic mayor Rahm Emmanuel. We talk to CTA ATU 241 Executive Board member and bus driver Erek Slater about not only the police murders but also the attacks on transit workers and teachers and their upcoming contract fight.
Next WorkWeek hears from UFWA founder Al Rojas about the formation of a new national agricultural workers union at a conference in Tijuana, Mexico. The new union called the National Democratic Independent Union of Agricultural Workers brought agricultural workers from through the country together and had democratic election of a new leadership. Rojas also discusses the role of the Driscolls corporation and Joseph Reiter the owner and the use of the US immigration to enforce slave labor conditions in Mexico.
For additional information:
http://jornadabc.mx/tijuana/28-11-2015/eligen-jornaleros-sus-dirigentes-sindicales
http://chicago.suntimes.com/news/7/71/1133009/teachers-union-leader-joins-friday-march-urges-members-attend
https://www.facebook.com/Alianza-De-Organizaciones-por-la-Justicia-Social-1446542918975744/
Production of WorkWeek Radio
workweek [at] kpfa.org
https://soundcloud.com/workweek-radio
For more information:
https://soundcloud.com/workweek-radio/ww12...
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