Carl Finamore - In These Times

Carl Finamore is a delegate to the San Francisco Labor Council, AFL-CIO, and former President (retired), Air Transport Employees, Local Lodge 1781, IAMAW.

The Next Egyptian Revolution

Voices of Protest from Tahrir

Bad Karma at Hyatt Regency San Francisco

1 Hospital and a 7-Year Labor Struggle: Adam Reich’s ‘With God on Our Side’

The Big One is Coming: Strikes Rattle California Hospitals

Hyatt Hotel Slams Week of Strikes

Tunisian & Egyptian Women: After Revolutions, We’re Not Going Back to Second-Class Status

The Labor Movement’s Classic, Forgottten Tactic—and Why It Must Be Revived

As Election Begins at Calif. Hospitals, Workers Claim SEIU ‘in Bed With Management’

Remaking Egypt Beyond Tahrir Square

Bill Clinton Left San Francisco With Full Pockets, Empty Conscience

Hilton Makes Peace With UNITE-HERE in San Francisco

Dispatch from Cairo: ‘We All Know Our Way Back to Tahrir Square’

Cairo: One Day after Mubarak

Hyatt Files Charges Against San Francisco Hotel Union

Can’t Get No Satisfaction at United Airlines

Workers Dig in, as Hotels Increase Profits and Escalate Threats

Underscoring Passenger Safety, Pilots Ask ‘Who’s Flying Your Plane?’

Housekeepers Won’t Let Hyatt Sweep Safety Record Under the Rug

Airline Profits Soar, Leaving Passengers Sour & Employees Sore

San Francisco’s Hotel Frank(enstein) puts on Horror Show for Employees

Our Epic Recession: How Did it Happen, and How Bad Will It Get?

Hyatt Workers Stage National Actions against Billionaire Pritzkers

Airlines Make Final Approach to Monopoly of the Skies

SEIU vs. NUHW, Week One: Plaintiffs Make Case, Without Evidence

In San Francisco, Union Democracy Goes on Trial

Inside Organizing and Outside Representation, at San Fran’s Grand Hyatt

How to Succeed After Failing: Teamsters’ Continental Campaign Pays Off

Obama and America’s Forbidden Word: ‘Class’

‘We Are Furious,’ Say United Flight Attendants

SF Hotel Dispute Escalates With Rally, Disobedience, 140 Arrests

Hotel Workers to St. Francis Hotel: Live Up to Your Good Name