Labor

Rochester NY: Rally for Immigrant Rights at the Federal Building
5:00 pm, 100 State Street
*Stop the raids and deportations

In March 2006 Stewart A. Alexander introduced an ambitious $75 billion plan to revive the struggling U.S. automobile industry, the plan was introduced as a proposed California- Automobile Industry Partnership. Now Alexander, running as a Peace and Freedom Party candidate for president, wants to create a U.S. – Automobile Industry Partnership to save American jobs and to jump start the U.S. economy.

This Website: corporate-misconduct.com is designed to inform the viewer and listener the time has come to see the world as it is regarding matters of grave importance concerning corporate misconduct and unfair labor practices. The Company’s union did not represent this employee as they should have. This union accepts and tolerates inappropriate behavior in the mistreatment of individuals or employees whose rights have no place in one corporate industry.

Wednesday, April 4, 2007
Downtown Presbyterian Church
7:00 PM

“Fear of the Other: Working Toward a Just Policy,” a presentation about the history and current status of migrant farmworkers in our region.
Contact: Bob Kaiser, 293-3194
Sponsored by The Rochester Committee on Latin America (ROCLA)

CROWNE PLAZA CAMPAIGN COMMUNITY BRIEFING

WHEN: THURSDAY, MARCH 22ND, 2007

WHERE: UNITE HERE HALL
750 EAST AVENUE
ROCHESTER, NY 14607

TIME: 4:00 PM

Please join community members, labor organizations, advocates and members of clergy to learn more about the Crowne Plaza Rochester Organizing Campaign, how this campaign affects the community, and what our community can do to help workers in the Rochester area!

For more information, or to confirm attendance, call Vanessa Mangan at 585-469-4217.

In addition to the crimes of Ghouliani listed by 9/11 firefighters below, Ghouliani is best remembered by Muslims for his racial scapegoating and as the defender of the 1999 police martyrdom of Amadou Diallo on his doorstep in a hail of 41 bullets.

2007 LABOR LYCEUM SCHEDULE

Saturday, March 17th, 10 a.m. to noon at NYSUT Hall, 30 North Union
Street

“Women Organizing Women: A Showing and discussion of ‘Live Nude
Girls, Unite!’ ”
This documentary examines the country’s first successful unionization
of exotic dancers and their struggle to negotiate a contract.
Presenters: Barbara Moore, Rochester NOW; Barbara Kasper, SUNY
Brockport, Social Work Department. Moderator: Vincent Serravallo, RIT

After discussions with the authorities, religious leaders and a delegation of the CEDEAO (economic community of the States of the area) directed by the former President-general of Nigeria, the gangster Babangida, the trade-union leaders decreed the "suspension" of the general strike which had lasted for 2 weeks, as of Sunday midnight (02/25/07).
For his part, President Lansana Conté promised to name a new Prime Minister from a list of 5 names indicated by the trade unions and the opposition parties. The trade-union leaders speak about a great victory (while evoking a possible resumption of the strike), but it looks more like a capitulation!