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Lisa Xu on Auto Workers Strike
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Some things workers are calling for may sound familiar: a pay raise for workers that bears relation to raises that owners have generously given themselves; reinstatement of cost-of-living increases.
Others—a shorter work week; the elimination of “tiered” jobs, where some folks are just never on the track for benefits; and a seat at the table for workers in any conversations about climate-related economic transitions—sound downright visionary.
We need to see pain in the economy”—that tells us that the situation isn’t about “the economy working,” but about for whom the economy is supposed to work.
Lisa Xu, organizer with Labor Notes, is in Detroit right now.
Transcript: ‘These Are Demands for the Whole Working Class’Plus Janine Jackson takes a quick look at recent press coverage of depleted uranium and RICO indictments.
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