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I work at @Labornotes working with union activists to build a stronger, more militant, and more democratic labor movement.
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Cómo integrar a más miembros en la vida del sindicato

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By Joe DeManuelle-Hall Verified
| Labor Notes Verified
Since 1979, Labor Notes has been the voice of union activists who want to put the movement back in the labor movement. »
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The NJ Transit Strike Was a Long Time Coming

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By Joe DeManuelle-Hall Verified
| Jacobin Verified
Four hundred and fifty train engineers at New Jersey Transit (NJT) walked off the job early Friday morning, after years of fruitless negotiations with their employer. These workers drive the state-run commuter trains that serve 350,000 daily riders in New Jersey, New York, and Pennsylvania. As of late Thursday night, NJT train service was completely shut down. The transit system is running additional buses as an alternative, but it’s extremely unlikely that they can make up the difference.
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Strike Halts New Jersey Transit

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By Joe DeManuelle-Hall Verified
| Labor Notes Verified
Four hundred and fifty train engineers at New Jersey Transit walked off the job overnight, after years of fruitless negotiations with their employer. These workers drive the state-run commuter trains that serve 350,000 daily riders in New Jersey, New York, and Pennsylvania. As of late Thursday night, NJT train service was completely shut down. The transit system is running additional buses as an alternative, but it’s extremely unlikely that they can make up the difference.
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