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June 24, 1971
Seventeen workers are killed as methane explodes in a water tunnel under construction in Sylmar, Calif.
~ Labor Tribune

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May 23, 2024 | JUSTICE | Workers in Towson, Maryland, have earned the distinction of becoming the first Apple retail workers in the nation to vote to strike over failed union negotiations with their employer. The approximately 100 Apple workers were also the first in the nation to successfully form a union. They did so in 2022, joining the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers (IAM). Apple could have embraced the Towson store union, respecting the legal right of its workers to bargain collectively for their rights. Instead, the company chose a depressingly familiar path of using its economic power to break labor laws and resist the union at all costs. Nation of Change
 
 
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