Jim Miller wrote:
> In a previous post, I argued:
> The working class supports technological progress as of general
> benefit to humanity. All we ask is that the benefits of increasing
> productivity accrue to the working people. Let the hours of weekly
> labor be reduced with no reduc
PRODUCTIVITY, INTENSITY OF LABOR
In a previous post, I argued:
The working class supports technological progress as of general
benefit to humanity. All we ask is that the benefits of increasing
productivity accrue to the working people. Let the hours of weekly
labor be reduced with
AFL-CIO/Cornell Research Conference on Union Organizing
On March 31 - April 2, 1996, the AFL-CIO and Cornell University's ILR
school will jointly sponsor the next Union/University Research Conference, on
the topic of UNION ORGANIZING. The Conference will be in downtown Washingto
> >Forwarded message:
> >From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Nancy Fox)
> >Sender: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Training and Development List)
> >Reply-to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Nancy Fox)
> >Date: 96-01-31 03:08:57 EST
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> >Request for help: TEAM Act in Trouble
> >
> >My name is Nancy Fox, and I am public rel
> Please distribute the following to as many people/locations as possible. We
> are in a hard fight and need public support and press coverage.
> In solidarity.
>
> "The idea of filling jobs by hiring applicants off the street when we have
> qualified individuals within the company whose
Health Report Weighs Against NAFTA
In spite of pre-NAFTA promises, birth defects along the southern border
have increased. Some blame a deterioration of the post-NAFTA environment.
EXCLUSIVE TO THE SPOTLIGHT
BY JAMES P. TUCKER JR.
January 29, 1996
The incidence of neural tube birth
At 7:39 AM 1/31/96, Mike Meeropol wrote:
>Organizing the working class at the point of production would be nice but
>when they move the point of production to Mexico, Singapore or mainland
>China, what the Hell can those of us left here do??
That's why I posted Larry Summers' skeptical remarks a
Dear Pen-lers, a fellow Scots Jesuit now working in Zimbabwe,
Joseph Hampson SJ, sent me an interesting request for help
with the theory of co-ops. Please email him ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
with any suggestions you can think of.
Thanks
Peter Burns SJ
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> From [EMAIL PROTECTED] Wed J
Doug Henwood wrote:
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> Truly the 1990s are making the Reagan years look kind and gentle by comparison.
>
> Doug
Doug is absolutely right. When we realize that the 1980s which only gave
the right-wing ghouls a fraction of what they wanted to do --- and in some
cases like Food Stamps and SSI
According to the January 1996 issue of Budget Notes, a publication of the
New York City Comptroller's office, the Giuliani administration pared the
welfare caseload by 10% (ok, 9.9%) between March and December of 1995, no
doubt through harassment of recipients. The Comptroller's office notes that
Dear Penners: Some of you might be interested in these facts and the
reference to the study. I forward it intact, Mike
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> >From: Diane Reed <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> >Subject: public school facts [long]
> > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> >X-Status:
> >
> >It seems it is time to inject som
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