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November 16, 2007 |
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Learn more at FedUpWithFedEx.org
FedEx has strived for years to keep its company union-free to fatten its bottom line.
FedEx Ground drivers—who work long hours, often without benefits—are frequently harassed and even fired for supporting a union.
Tell FedEx you're FedUp with its nasty anti-union tactics!
Demand that FedEx Ground stop busting unions and give benefits and
respect to the people who have made the company so successful.
» Send your message at FedUpWithFedEx.org
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November 15, 2007 |
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Writers are the creative minds behind the shows and movies we all love
to watch. Their work provides the foundation for the content produced
by the entertainment industry. But since November 5, 12,000 entertainment writers have been on strike.
These
hardworking men and women are taking a stand against corporate greed.
Just like any of us, they should be compensated fairly for the work
that they do. We need to stand with them as they defend workers'
rights and abilities in our new economy.
We have the names and phone numbers of studio and network executives - can you take a few minutes to call and tell them to pay their writers?
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November 15, 2007 |
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Since November 5th, 12,000 writers have been on strike. Writers are the creative minds that power
the shows and movies we all love to watch. Their work provides the foundation
for the content produced by the entertainment industry and they should be
compensated fairly for the work they do.
Hollywood studios won't sit down and seriously negotiate with the
writers, who want to get paid when networks offer TV shows and movies for
downloading on the Internet. It is estimated that the studios will bring in
$4.6 billion over the next three years through the Internet—and they
don't want to give the writers a penny.
Tell the studio companies to come back to the bargaining table
and resolve this strike. They should treat the writers with the respect they
deserve, and we will stand in solidarity until the writers get a fair deal.
» Write to studio executives in support of striking writers.
» Read more about why the writers are on strike.
Photo of striking writers by Flickr
user idealterna.
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September 25, 2007 |
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One
of the biggest clothing retailers in North America, American Eagle
Outfitters has a corporate code of conduct for contractors that
supports workers’ rights to join a union.
But workers at American Eagle’s Canadian distribution contractor
have a shocking story to tell. When these men and women first tried to
form a union, they say they were subjected to harassment and
intimidation—all part of a massive unionbusting campaign.
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Write a letter to American Eagle and tell them unionbusting doesn't fit!
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September 11, 2007 |
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During his six year tenure, President Bush has repeatedly failed workers. As Labor Day approaches, be a good manager and tell President Bush what you think of his job performance. Remember, you pay his salary.
Come Labor Day, Bush will have his feet up at his Crawford ranch. Meanwhile America's workers face unprecedented anxiety about their jobs, wages, health, and pensions. By sending your "Performance Review," you remind Bush that the nation is paying attention to his every move.
» Send President Bush his "Performance Review" for Labor Day!
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August 13, 2007 |
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Blue Diamond runs the world’s largest almond processing plant and produces almonds for our snacks, cereal, and candy. They also have produced a self-described “aggressive union-avoidance campaign” against their workers who are simply trying to form a union to improve their wages and working conditions.
Ask the supermarket chain Safeway to demand Blue Diamond quit its tricks and pledge to not interfere with its employees' union organizing efforts!
» Tell one of Blue Diamond’s biggest customers to ask the company to play sweet.
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