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Another VZB Tech Demands a Union

Shareholder's Day Rally Boston 5/1/08

IBEW Local 2222 President Ed Fitzpatrick addresses the crowd in front of Verizon Headquarters in Boston

VzB Tech Joins CWA Info Picket Line @ Verizon in Manhattan

Just one Man speaking to a group of Men about injustice, disrespect, and unfairness in the workplace.  This is good stuff everyone...You can feel the fear, trepidation, and uncertainty with this guy yet you can hear the fight, resolve, and braveness in his words.  Hang Tough!

Is Comcast Management up for the "Truth Challenge" ?

Honor Our Contract Now!!!

Tony The Rat

IBEW Local 2321 Business Manager Ed Starr said, "Verizon continues to unfairly discipline people in Massachusetts and Rhode Island.  Currently there are hundreds of union members suspended or fired.  Every IBEW and CWA member needs to be aware of this as we fight for our jobs and for a new contract.  Remember the wages and benefits that we all enjoy are the result of more senior people striking this company to win what we have.  The solidarity of every member needs to be our priority!"

21st Century U.S. Slavery: Immigrant Farm Workers

Although slavery was officially banned in the United States more than 130 years ago, some immigrant workers who pick the crops that end up on our dinner tables still are enslaved.

Martin Luther King Jr.'s "I Have A Dream" Speech

On Aug. 28, 1963, Martin Luther King Jr. delivered one of the most famous and influential speeches in American history in Washington DC.

Martin Luther King Jr.'s Final Speech to Striking Sanitation Workers

MLK Jr. delivered his final speech on April 3, 1968 to a crowd of striking sanitation workers in Memphis, Tennessee. On April 4, 1968 King was assassinated in Memphis.

August 2, 2007 Boston Rally

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