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  Industrial Worker

  The Industrial Worker, "the voice of revolutionary industrial unionism", is the magazine of the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW, a.k.a., "Wobblies")

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  Industrial Worker newspaper | libcom.org Ha ha yeah that seems a bit ridiculous! I guess they must restarted it on multiple occasions, maybe when it moved cities/editorial teams? I guess doing i…
  Industrial Worker (August 9, 1930) | libcom.org Comments Interesting stuff! Really interesting to see how they write about the Butte strike being called off by business agents, and the "Corpse of Amste…
  Industrial Worker (October 23, 1937) | libcom.org
  Industrial Worker (February 10, 1940) | libcom.org
  Industrial Worker (January 20, 1940) | libcom.org
  Industrial Worker #1704 (April 2008) | libcom.org Comments Well, the strike at American Axle & Mfg. has its first casualty. I refused to cross the picket the United Auto Workers(UAW) set up at an off-sit…
  Industrial Worker (February 21, 1933) | libcom.org
  Industrial Worker #1616 (October 1998) Book traversal links for Industrial Worker #1616 (October 1998) Comments Worldwide labor solidarity: the bosses worst nightmare An article about the Paci…
  Industrial Worker (January/February 2003) Comments Human guinea pigs "band together" and win a pay hike [This article by Robert P. Helms originally appeared in The Industrial Worker of January/Fe…
  Industrial Worker (October 1976) This pioneering article sheds light on the early impact of the IWW in South Africa, and on early black strikes and the Industrial and Commercial Workers …
  Industrial Worker (December 2014) Whole Foods workers demand higher wages and a union On the afternoon of Nov. 6, a delegation of 20 cashiers, stockers, and cooks at Whole Foods Market in…
  Industrial Worker #1716 (June 2009) Comments Goodbye, Fellow Worker Jennie Cedervall The IWW recently learned of the passing of longtime member and supporter, Jennie Cedervall, who died in …
  Industrial Worker (August 2, 1930) "Communism" not a name only: Workers Party is not a communist party, but a reactionary group of politicians and opposing it is not "fighting communism" b…
  Industrial Worker (July 18, 1931) Raid on I.W.W. at Boulder Dam Fellow Worker Frank Anderson and others are in city prison Charge is "vagrancy" but is merely formal and preliminary to eff…
  Industrial Worker (April 2015) Comments Liverpool IWW demonstrates for precarious workers Members of Liverpool IWW joined around a dozen activists, including people from the benefits a…
  Industrial Worker #1706 (June 2008)
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  Industrial Worker #1718 (August/September 2009)
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  Industrial Worker #1707(July-August 2008)
  Industrial Worker (Fall 2017)
  Industrial Worker (March 3, 1917)
  Industrial Worker (April 7, 1917)
  Industrial Worker (June 21, 1930)
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  Industrial Worker (May 2012) Regardless of the source of the call, it has been taken up in a variety of ways by Occupy groups in New York, Los Angeles, Oakland, Minneapolis, Boston, …
  Industrial Worker (December 2012) The new rank and file, and the Walmart moment From the beginning, the Occupy movement has been asked: What are your demands? A more important question is…
  Industrial Worker (May 2013) Comments Some notes on the Spanish situation It is evident that the social situation in Spain has arisen in an uncontrollable dynamic. As a result of an …
  Industrial Worker (December 2013) I was recently pleasantly surprised to see that the local community college in Minneapolis was putting on Clifford Odets’ 1935 play, “Waiting for Lefty.” …
  Industrial Worker (April 2013) Comments Staughton Lynd responds to Counterpoint on “Planks” Long live free speech and comradely disagreement! Rosa Luxemburg wrote from prison: “Freedom…
  Industrial Worker (September 2013) Two IWW dreams came true for me at Mesaba Co-op Park this summer. One was to lead a conversation about being life-long revolutionaries. The other was to …
  Industrial Worker (July/August 2013) Venture syndicalism: fanning and dousing the flames of discontent Currently, organizations funded by unions are trying to win legislation requiring highe…
  Industrial Worker (November 2013) The history we tell ourselves about the Mexican IWW is quite brief. Two events are most often repeated that carry the IWW banner: the Insurrectos that in…
  Industrial Worker (April 21, 1917)
  Industrial Worker (October 23, 1937)
  Industrial Worker (March 21, 1933) Big IWW drive is on in Detroit DETROIT, Mich., March 14. — The vanguard of the rank and file of the Briggs strikers are lining up in the Metal and Machin…
  Industrial Worker (February 24, 1917)
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  Industrial Worker (May 28, 1931)
  Industrial Worker (April 14, 1917)
  Industrial Worker (February 17, 1940)
  Industrial Worker (February 21, 1931)
  Industrial Worker (November 2012) Comments Polarization past & present Two summers ago, the Phoenix IWW held an event celebrating the 75th anniversary of the Spanish Revolution. That same…
  Industrial Worker (June 7, 1930)
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  Industrial Worker (September 24, 1927)
  Industrial Worker (October 8, 1927)
  Industrial Worker (July 26, 1930)
  Industrial Worker #1700 (October 2007)
  Industrial Worker #1694 (April 2007)
  Industrial Worker #1691 (January 2007)
  Industrial Worker #1688 (October 2006) Jenny (Lahti) Velsek, 93, passed away April 18 in a nursing home at Tucson, Arizona. She was born March 4, 1913, at Eagle River, Wisconsin, the fifth of …
  Industrial Worker (December 2011) Comments Whole Foods shut down in Oakland In the weeks leading up to the Oakland General Strike on Nov. 2, Wobblies across the bay in San Francisco circu…
  Industrial Worker #1696 (June 2007)
  Industrial Worker (August 23, 1930)
  Industrial Worker #1717 (July 2009) NLRB is no friend in Portland During a two-month period I met with representatives from the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) on three different issu…
  Industrial Worker #1701 (November 2007) When I was an undergraduate, I knew I wanted to be a historian before I knew what aspect of United States history interested me. I was inspired by the ex…
  Industrial Worker #1711 (December 2008)
  Industrial Worker (May 1, 1917)
  Industrial Worker (January/February 2014) Comments Contractualism should be avoided This is in response to FW Matt Muchowski’s article titled “The Contract As A Tactic,” which appeared on page 4 …
  Industrial Worker (January 20, 1940)
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  The Industrial Worker is the official (English language) newspaper of the Industrial Worker of the World. It is published ten times a year, and printed by…