Feb. 18, 1834 One of the first American labor newspapers, The Man, was published in New York City. It cost one cent and according to The History of American Journalism, “died an early death”. Another labor paper, the N.Y. Daily Sentinel, had been launched four years earlier. ~ Union Communication Services
• Unions - A route to the American Dream • America’s missing Labor Party • Toys R Us owners set aside millions for laid-off workers • America’s great strike waves have shaped the country… • L.A. port truckers rack up two wins, also forced to strike • Working families’ children could fall off food ‘benefit cliff’ • ‘New Nafta’ draws skepticism from union leaders, allies
General Membership Meeting: Sunday, Mar. 10, 2019 at 10 a.m. All membership meetings are held at the Holiday Inn Express & Suites,
241 Railway Lane, Hagerstown, Md. Please make every effort to attend!
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