Today in 1987 The 170-day lockout (although management called it a strike) of 22,000 steelworkers by USX Corp. ends with a pay cut but greater job security. It was the longest work stoppage in the history of the U.S. steel industry.
• 2019: The year in class struggle • Federal appeals court give workers some wins • Labor unrest at Google is getting worse • Samsung boss sent to prison for union-busting • AFA-CWA leader calls for a new labor movement • Government study shows Trump’s tariffs have backfired • 5 ways to stop corporations from ruining the future of work • Bosses are charged with breaking the law in over 40% of union campaigns • 50 years ago, the murder of United Mine Workers official shocked the labor movement • Two years after Trump tax cuts, middle-class Americans are falling behind
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