Tag: labor movement
Updated on May 3, 2018 by x37pegasus
What follows is a very basic primer for organizing your fellow workers on the job. This is just to get you thinking. We encourage you to take the Organizers Training 101 that the IWW offers. It is open… Read More
Category: The Line Tags: 1 on 1 conversations, AEIOU, An Injury to One is an Injury to All, anti-oppression, Building the Committee, capitalism, every worker an organizer, I.W.W., labor movement, Organizers Training 101, Orientation, OT101, rank and file, retaliation, solidarity unionism, The Line, training, workplace organizing
Posted on April 24, 2018 by x37pegasus
The workers at the 92nd and Powell Burgerville won their election yesterday! We express our solidarity! Join us on May 1st for International Workers’ Day where we will have a worker from the Burgerville Workers’ Union speaking about… Read More
Category: Statements Tags: AEIOU, Burgerville Workers' Union, I.W.W., International Workers Day, labor movement, May Day, Portland, rank and file, solidarity, solidarity unionism, workplace organizing
Updated on February 27, 2018 by x37pegasus
The statewide strike of teachers in West Virginia that started on February 22nd is a model for teachers and other working-class people across the US of how we can struggle together for what we need. It is a… Read More
Category: strikes Tags: AEIOU, An Injury to One is an Injury to All, anti-oppression, I.W.W., labor movement, public sector, rank and file, solidarity, solidarity unionism, strike, students, teachers, West Virginia, working class
Updated on February 22, 2018 by x37pegasus
It does not take long to figure out that workers and their employers do not have the same interests. Workers want shorter hours, higher pay, and better benefits. We want our work to be less boring, less dangerous,… Read More
Category: Uncategorized Tags: democratic unionism, I.W.W., join the union, labor movement, Olympia IWW, One Big Union, organize, rank and file, solidarity, union, worker power, workplace organizing
Posted on February 22, 2018 by x37pegasus
With Trump’s election, many organizations without internal fundraisers frequently turn to canvassing organizations such as Grassroots Campaigns Incorporated, which sends politically savvy workers all over the city of Seattle to alert people to important causes and issues that… Read More
Posted on November 16, 2017 by x37pegasus
On November 11th wobblies gathered in Centralia to remember those who fell 98 years ago defending the Union. On the same date in 1919 the IWW union hall in Centralia was attacked during an armistice day parade (which is… Read More
Updated on August 16, 2017 by ywuh3
Hey Fellow Workers! Are you interested in joining the Industrial Workers of the World? But not sure how to get involved. Or maybe you want to learn more about it. Interested in learning more about your rights as… Read More
Posted on March 17, 2017 by olympiaiww
Hi Fellow Workers, The Olympia General Membership Branch will be hosting a Regional Organizing Assembly the weekend of May 27th. This assembly will bring together organizers from all over our region for a weekend of networking, strategizing, skills… Read More
Tag: labor movement
A.E.I.O.U.
Updated on May 3, 2018 by x37pegasus
What follows is a very basic primer for organizing your fellow workers on the job. This is just to get you thinking. We encourage you to take the Organizers Training 101 that the IWW offers. It is open… Read More
Category: The Line Tags: 1 on 1 conversations, AEIOU, An Injury to One is an Injury to All, anti-oppression, Building the Committee, capitalism, every worker an organizer, I.W.W., labor movement, Organizers Training 101, Orientation, OT101, rank and file, retaliation, solidarity unionism, The Line, training, workplace organizing
International Workers Day
Updated on March 23, 2018 by x37pegasus
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Category: Tags: An Injury to One is an Injury to All, Community, Haymarket, I.W.W., International Workers Day, Labor History, labor movement, May Day, solidarity, working class
Tacoma IWW meeting
Updated on March 23, 2018 by x37pegasus
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This is a meeting of IWW members in the Tacoma area who are organizing a local branch.
Category: Tags: I.W.W., labor movement, solidarity, Tacoma
Burgerville Workers Union Wins NLRB Election!
Posted on April 24, 2018 by x37pegasus
The workers at the 92nd and Powell Burgerville won their election yesterday! We express our solidarity! Join us on May 1st for International Workers’ Day where we will have a worker from the Burgerville Workers’ Union speaking about… Read More
Category: Statements Tags: AEIOU, Burgerville Workers' Union, I.W.W., International Workers Day, labor movement, May Day, Portland, rank and file, solidarity, solidarity unionism, workplace organizing
West Virginia: Extend the Strike, Build Long Term Power
Updated on February 27, 2018 by x37pegasus
The statewide strike of teachers in West Virginia that started on February 22nd is a model for teachers and other working-class people across the US of how we can struggle together for what we need. It is a… Read More
Category: strikes Tags: AEIOU, An Injury to One is an Injury to All, anti-oppression, I.W.W., labor movement, public sector, rank and file, solidarity, solidarity unionism, strike, students, teachers, West Virginia, working class
Why Join the Industrial Workers of the World?
Updated on February 22, 2018 by x37pegasus
It does not take long to figure out that workers and their employers do not have the same interests. Workers want shorter hours, higher pay, and better benefits. We want our work to be less boring, less dangerous,… Read More
Category: Uncategorized Tags: democratic unionism, I.W.W., join the union, labor movement, Olympia IWW, One Big Union, organize, rank and file, solidarity, union, worker power, workplace organizing
Canvassers Give Grassroots Campaigns A Surprise Valentine’s Day Present – A Union
Posted on February 22, 2018 by x37pegasus
With Trump’s election, many organizations without internal fundraisers frequently turn to canvassing organizations such as Grassroots Campaigns Incorporated, which sends politically savvy workers all over the city of Seattle to alert people to important causes and issues that… Read More
Category: Statements Tags: AEIOU, An Injury to One is an Injury to All, Building the Committee, I.W.W., labor movement, Seattle IWW, solidarity, workplace organizing
In November We Remember
Posted on November 16, 2017 by x37pegasus
On November 11th wobblies gathered in Centralia to remember those who fell 98 years ago defending the Union. On the same date in 1919 the IWW union hall in Centralia was attacked during an armistice day parade (which is… Read More
Category: Events Tags: An Injury to One is an Injury to All, Centralia, Centralia massacre, I.W.W., In November We Remember, labor movement, Olympia IWW, solidarity
Olympia I.W.W. Orientation! | Sat. 5/6 3pm | Olympia Center
Updated on August 16, 2017 by ywuh3
Hey Fellow Workers! Are you interested in joining the Industrial Workers of the World? But not sure how to get involved. Or maybe you want to learn more about it. Interested in learning more about your rights as… Read More
Category: Events Tags: AEIOU, labor movement, Olympia IWW, Orientation, rank and file, solidarity, worker's rights
Regional Organizing Assembly
Posted on March 17, 2017 by olympiaiww
Hi Fellow Workers, The Olympia General Membership Branch will be hosting a Regional Organizing Assembly the weekend of May 27th. This assembly will bring together organizers from all over our region for a weekend of networking, strategizing, skills… Read More
Category: Uncategorized Tags: labor movement, Olympia IWW, Regional Organizing Assembly, workplace organizing
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