Battle of Wall Street
Tags: STRIKES & lockouts; LABOR unions; LABOR disputes; WALL Street (New York, N.Y.)
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- The strike in Wall Street. Masse, Benjamin L. // America;4/24/1948, Vol. 79 Issue 3, p52
The author reflects on the strike in Wall Street in New York. He states that the root of all the trouble in Wall Street is the inability of the employers to accept unionism sincerely and wholeheartedly. He analyzed that this situation in Wall Street can be solved only if the people who are...
- Unions, Occupy Wall Street join together in New York, Peoria, around the nation. Hall, Mike // Southern Illinois Labor Tribune;11/3/2011, Vol. 75 Issue 14, p21
The article reports that labor unions and union members are joining together to give their support to the Occupy Wall Street movement in New York City.
- FBU strike strategy. // Personnel Today;5/20/2003, p4
Leaders of the Fire Brigades Union have threatened further strikes if the pay dispute is not resolved today. The leaders said they had developed a "strike strategy," which they will implement if there is not "an acceptable negotiated settlement."
- Striking Berlusconi. // Multinational Monitor;Nov2004, Vol. 25 Issue 11, p4
Reports on the general strike held in protest of the proposed budget cuts in Italy as of November 1, 2004. Percentage of public sector workers who participated in the strike according to union officials; Opinion of the labor unions that called the strike on the effect of the budget cuts in the...
- WHAT'S GOING ON... ...with the firefighters' strike. Roberts, Zoe // People Management;12/26/2002, Vol. 8 Issue 25, p11
Reports on the decision of the Fire Brigades Union in England to suspend an eight-day strike on December 2, 2002. Reason Acas had not intervened in the labor dispute involving firefighters and employers; Roles the organization can take in collective dispute bargaining.
- Proletariat protests. Caryl, Christian // U.S. News & World Report;10/12/98, Vol. 125 Issue 14, p40
Discusses a nationwide strike by millions of Russians for their back wages in October 1998. Suggestion that after a decade of haphazard reforms, Russia's state-supported labor unions are losing control of workers; The role of the Federation of Independent Trade Unions (FNPR); Mention of the...
- "Welcome to Hard Times.". Carter, George // Columbia Journalism Review;Jul/Aug1977, Vol. 16 Issue 2, p72
This article presents a commentary on the editorial, Welcome to Hard Times, which tackled the consequence of the labor strike organized by the union of the Philadelphia newspaper. When the twenty-three day Philadelphia newspaper strike ended in March 1977 with a whimper, neither side felt...
- Now playing in Baltimore. // Columbia Journalism Review;Spring1965, Vol. 4 Issue 1, p2
This article presents a comment on the newspaper blackout in Baltimore, Maryland on April 20, 1965. As in New York in 1963, union and management collaborated on the blackout. First the Newspaper Guild at the Baltimore Sun and Evening Sun, strengthened by a merger with the Washington Guild,...
- Tensions between ILA, shipping companies on the rise. SANTIAGO, JAIME // Caribbean Business;12/6/2012, Vol. 40 Issue 48, p6
The article reports on the strike initiated by the Internatinal Longshoremen's Assiciation (ILA) that affects the operation at two U.S. West Coast ports, Port of Los Angeles and Port of Long Beach.
