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April 03, 2025

Today in 1913
 Some 20,000 textile mill strikers in Paterson, N.J., gather on the green in front of the house of Pietro Botto, the socialist mayor of nearby Haledon, to receive encouragement by novelist Upton Sinclair, journalist John Reed and speakers from the Wobblies. Today, the Botto House is home to the American Labor Museum. 
~ Labor Tribune

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Employers Intensify Constitutional Attacks Against Labor Board
Posted On: Aug 14, 2024
Aug. 14, 2024 | NLRB | Employers are increasingly turning to the US Constitution for ammunition to disrupt the work of the National Labor Relations Board, as companies have notched early victories in their challenges to fundamental aspects of the agency. The NLRB faces constitutional arguments in myriad settings, including in-house unfair labor practice proceedings, district court lawsuits, appellate review of board and lower court rulings, and as a defense against an agency bid to get a court to force a company to bargain with a union. Those challenges will continue proliferating, legal observers said. Bloomberg Law
 
 
Teamsters Local 355
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