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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
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May 2003
Posted in Newsletter Archives on May 01, 2003
- Support Our Troops by Bringing Them Home Now! Urge a UN Negotiated Cease Fire
- A View From US Labor Against the War
- Help Our Brothers and Sisters at Dish Network
- New Mexico State Bar Employees File RC Petition with NLRB
- Hoffman Plastic Compounds v. NLRB; Immigrant Workers: Preserving Rights and Remedies
- Coca-Cola Human Rights Abuses in Colombia
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October 2002
Posted in Newsletter Archives on Oct 01, 2002
- AFL-CIO Executive Secretary Richard Trumka Links NLG and AFL-CIO Struggles for Economic Justice and Workers' Rights
- Trumka - Labor Lawyer, Labor Leader
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May 2002
Posted in Newsletter Archives on Apr 01, 2002
- Workers' Rights After 9-11: Who's Paying for Patriotism?
- Bush Besieges Colombian Trade Unionists
- Holes in The Stone-Washed Safety Net – The Continuing Aftermath of NAFTA
- University Unionism and the Decline of Academic Freedom: NYU Charged with Illegal Denial of Tenure Against Pro-Union Professor
- U.S./Cuban Labor Solidarity: What's in It for Us? What's the Guild's Role?
- Health Care Unions Organize Inter-American Conference on Privatization and Globalization
- Harvard's Trade Union Program: Labor Coalition Building
- Contingent Workers Share Solutions
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October 2001
Posted in Newsletter Archives on Oct 01, 2001
- Hamlet NC Tragedy – Struggle for Safety Continues
- U.S. Union Activists Build Ties With Cuban Labor
- Senator Edward Kennedy and Rep. Howard Berman Introduce Bills on Immigration/Legalization for Farmworkers
- Holding U.S. Corporations Accountable in the Global Economy
- Lawsuit Forces Labor Secretary Chao to Issue 2001 Wage Rates for Ag Guestworkers
- Whistleblower Victory: Schell v. City of Los Angeles
- Bay Area NLG L&EC to Support Asian Immigrant Women Advocates
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May 2001
Posted in Newsletter Archives on Apr 01, 2001
- Organizing Immigrant Workers
- Progressive Attorneys Join Together to Work for Fair Judiciary
- Affirming the Status Quo: The Supreme Court's Latest Reckoning with Pre-Dispute Binding Arbitration of Individual Statutory Rights
- NLG L&EC Organizes Second Delegation to Cuba
- Whistleblower Book a Great Buy
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November 2000
Posted in Newsletter Archives on Nov 01, 2000
- Think there's no difference between Gore & Bush? Think again! 2009 election will affect us for generations
- Mandatory Arbitration of Statutory Rights
- NLG L&EC Organizes Second Delegation to Cuba
- Whistleblower Book a Great Buy
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May 2000
Posted in Newsletter Archives on Apr 01, 2000
- NLG L&EC Sponsors Visit to Cuba
- New San Diego Clinic To Serve Workers' Employment Law Needs
- Organizing Workers - Indonesia Realities
- UFW Strawberry Victory as ALJ Splits Statewide Unit
- ADL-CIO Calls for a New Immigration Policy
- Guild Sugar Law Center Provides Valuable Assistance