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May 2009
Posted in Newsletter Archives on May 01, 2009
- They Stood Up by Sitting Down
- Harvest of Blame: Murder in the 105th Degree
- Brandworkers and Unions Beat Back RICO Lawsuits
- Global Workers Justice Alliance - Accessing Justice Across Borders
- Tenth Annual Cuba Visit Expresses Hope for Real Change
- CA State Bar Fails to Honor Boycott at Manchester Grand Hyatt in San Diego
- Update from the Sugar Law Center
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May 2008
Posted in Newsletter Archives on May 01, 2008
- No-Match Rules: the Saga Continues
- Southern California Car Wash Workers Fight for Better Working Conditions
- Campaign 2008: A Society that Works for All
- Guild Labor & Employment Committee Teams Up with Brand Workers
- Chicago Federation of Labor Hosts Conference to Prevent Wrongful Termination Based on No-Match Letters No Match Rules
- NELP Launches New National Wage & Hour Clearinghouse
- Another Side to Race & Immigration
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April 2007
Posted in Newsletter Archives on Apr 01, 2007
- The Cuban 5 - Legal Abuse Masquerades as National Security
- Major Whistleblower Protection Bill Moves Through Congress: Grassroots Activism Urgently Needed
- Just Cause in China
- Guild Lawyers Participate in Human Rights Delegation to Oaxaca
- Guild Follows Up with Support for Human Rights Organizations
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October 2006
Posted in Newsletter Archives on Oct 01, 2006
- AFL-CIO Enters Groundbreaking Partnership with National Day Laborers Organizing Network
- Victory for UNITE HERE Local 2
- L&EC Summer Project Supports UNITE HERE
- Legitimacy & Legality: Fighting for Work in Argentina
- Who's the Boss at Kentucky River? NLRB Refuses to Hear the Voice of Labor
- Sugar Law Center Supports Union's Struggles Against Walmart - Defends Workers' Rights
- Highlights of the 2006 NLG Convention
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April 2006
Posted in Newsletter Archives on Apr 01, 2006
- Gulf Coast Hurricane Survivors Ask International Body to Investigate
- NLG Sugar Law Center to Pursue Wage & Hour Cases
- Fusion Voting: A Cure for What Ails Our Political System
- Winning & Losing a Strike
- The Transit Workers Violated No Law
- New Trade Union Initiative Launched in India
- Seventh L&EC Delegation to Cuba Convenes in Santiago
- Court Settlement Touted as Breakthrough: FLOC Wins Major Victory
- New Mexico Law Suit Filed to Prohibit Classifying Farmworkers as Independent Contractors
- Teach Your Children Well
- Immigration Law Review: The Heat Is On
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October 2005
Posted in Newsletter Archives on Oct 01, 2005
- The House of Labor Divided - AFL-CIO and Change to Win
- Resisting Wal-Mart: Canadian Wal-Mart Employees Take a Stand Against Anti-Union Tactics
- NLG, ALAL, ANAD and SNTSS Will Coordinate Efforts in the Fight for International Workers' Rights
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May 2005
Posted in Newsletter Archives on May 01, 2005
- Building a Stronger Labor Movement: The Rebirth of Worker Centers
- NYC L&EC Chapter Hosts Presentation on Walmart's Anti-Labor Practices
- Bay Area L&EC Actively Supporting Sweatfree Ordinance in San Francisco
- Sixth Labor & Employment Committee Delegation to Cuba Convenes in Havana
- Labor Organizations Internationally Oppose Mexican Government's Labor Law Reform Package
- Students Urge the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights to Declare that Discrimination Resulting from Hoffman Plastic Violates Human Rights
- Ivory Tower Sweatshops Endorsed by Bush NLRB
- To Make a Long Story Short - The Life and Times of Arbitrator Sam Kagel
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October 2004
Posted in Newsletter Archives on Oct 01, 2004
- State of the Union: Labor Issues and the 2004 Election
- Civil Rights Attorneys Concerned by Justice Department Role in 2004 Election
- When the Chips are Down - We'll Be There; Labor and Allies Protect the Right to Vote
- CBTU says Black Workers Hit First and Hardest by Unemployment
- Farmworkers Organize in North Carolina!
- NLG Protects Students' Right to Vote; NLG Students Face Down Fox News in Arizona
- Global Solidarity - L&EC Donates to Botswana Mining Workers
- Smith v. City of Jackson, MS
- L&E Committee Announces 6th Bilateral/3rd International Professional Research Exchange in Cuba
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April 2004
Posted in Newsletter Archives on May 01, 2004
- 2004 Elections - What's At Stake - What's Our Role
- When the Chips Are Down - We'll Be There
- Coca-Cola – The Drink That Represses
- Protecting Immigrant Workers' Rights to Workers' Compensation post-Hoffman Plastic: What NLG Lawyers Need to Know
- The Living Wage Movement Comes of Age
- NLG Members Observe El Salvador Election
- Farmworkers to be Paid for Travel Time
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October 2003
Posted in Newsletter Archives on Oct 01, 2003
- 2003 Convention Panel Highlights War on Workers
- Patriotism is Defending the Bill of Rights
- L&E Committee Announces 5th Bilateral/2nd International Professional Exchange in Cuba
- L&E International Solidarity Work: The Dominican Republic
- Defending Workers' Human Rights in a Global Economy: Report from Inaugural Meeting of International Commission for Labor Rights