Rand Wilson is policy and communications director at SEIU Local 888 in Boston.
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Unions Can’t Beat Right to Work Just By Calling It ‘Unfair’—They Must Fight for Everyone
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Rite Aid Workers Continue Calls for Affordable Healthcare at Shareholders Meeting
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After Half-Decade Struggle, Rite Aid Workers Form Union at Giant Distribution Center
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Rite Aid Workers’ Strike in Cleveland Sparks Nationwide Protest
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At National Women’s Forum, Comcast Tech Calls for Management to Negotiate
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Nationwide Action Targets Rite Aid’s Record on Workers’ Rights
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Rite Aid Workers Set to Mobilize Nationwide on Dec. 15th
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Students Charge Rite Aid Execs With ‘Sweatshop Abuse’ as Campaign Expands
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Rite Aid Workers Take Action Against Proposed Health Insurance Rip-Off
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New Comcast Workers’ Union Certified
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Warehouse Union Slams Rite Aid Mismanagement
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Unions Put Verizon On Notice: We Are Ready to Fight for Next Contract
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Rite Aid Workers Rally at Calif. Distribution Center for Good Contract
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Shareholder action strengthens Rite Aid workers’ coalition
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Telecom Workers to Verizon: ‘Tear Down the Wall’ Dividing Company, Blocking Organizing
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Unionists Challenge Verizon at Company’s Annual Meeting
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In Baseball—and Labor Disputes—Visiting Teams Should Play by ‘Home Team Rules’
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West Va. Union Members To FCC: Don’t Approve Verizon Deal
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Illinois Judge: Verizon’s Proposed Landline Sell Off Too Risky
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Troublemakers Go to ‘School’ in Boston
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Organizing, Not Mourning, in Salt Lake City
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West Va. Governor Joins Activist Rally Against Sale of Verizon
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West Va.: New Frontier in Fight Against Landline Sell-Offs
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Workers Give Rite Aid CEO the Raspberry for Unionbusting
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We Saw This Coming: Debt-Ridden FairPoint Declares Bankruptcy
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Boston Workers March for Economy That Works for Everyone
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On Bailout Anniversary, Boston Workers to Rally Against a ‘Jobless Recovery’
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Vermont AT&T Wireless Workers Unionize Via ‘Card Check’
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A Labor Day Reminder of CREDO’s Own Credibility Gap…