Today in 1860 Feminist and Labor activist Charlotte Perkins Gilman born in Hartford, Conn. Her landmark study, “Women and Economics,” was radical: it called for the financial independence of women and urged a network of child care centers.
• Port employers ask NLRB to force dockworkers to bargain • 2nd Apple Store union secures contract • How humanoid robots will disrupt global labor • National Symphony Orchestra strikes the Kennedy Center • Amazon warehouse workers continue to make history • 7 corporations doing the most to undermine democracy worldwide • Charted: How American tech workers feel about joining a union • Kroger/Albertsons merger threatens to intensify price gouging • Boeing union members angry they lost their traditional pension plan • Teamster locals, defying ‘neutrality’ of national leadership, endorse Harris
General Membership Meetings Members in attendance at the May meetings voted to suspend membership meetings for June, July, and August.
