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  • In early May, the AF of L had asked for a meeting with the Six Companies board, citing its solid record of lobbying for the Swing-Johnson bill.

    Colossus Michael Hiltzik 2010

  • The Wobblies held a definite fascination for the progressive Wilson, who believed they occupied an anticapitalist middle ground between the AF of L, which was too inclined to collaborate with management, and the communists, who were too freighted with dour ideological rhetoric about class warfare.

    Colossus Michael Hiltzik 2010

  • In early May, the AF of L had asked for a meeting with the Six Companies board, citing its solid record of lobbying for the Swing-Johnson bill.

    Colossus Michael Hiltzik 2010

  • The Wobblies held a definite fascination for the progressive Wilson, who believed they occupied an anticapitalist middle ground between the AF of L, which was too inclined to collaborate with management, and the communists, who were too freighted with dour ideological rhetoric about class warfare.

    Colossus Michael Hiltzik 2010

  • The two organizations differed strategically and tactically: Where the AF of L favored collective bargaining to secure immediate, tangible gains such as wage increases and shorter work days, the IWW aimed to foment political change through the general strike, a quintessentially European approach.

    Colossus Michael Hiltzik 2010

  • The two organizations differed strategically and tactically: Where the AF of L favored collective bargaining to secure immediate, tangible gains such as wage increases and shorter work days, the IWW aimed to foment political change through the general strike, a quintessentially European approach.

    Colossus Michael Hiltzik 2010

  • Which you may remember as the union whose founding convention was marked by an address where Big Bill Haywood argued that the conservative and bureaucratic AF of L, which presumes to be the labor movement of this country, is not a working-class movement, and which to this day routinely condemns the AFL-CIO as business unionists and labor fakirs.

    Rad Geek People’s Daily – 2008 – July – 26 2008

  • Which you may remember as the union whose founding convention was marked by an address where Big Bill Haywood argued that the conservative and bureaucratic AF of L, which presumes to be the labor movement of this country, is not a working-class movement, and which to this day routinely condemns the AFL-CIO as business unionists and labor fakirs.

    On chutzpah 2008

  • It is celebrated today at the behest of state and federal governments, and the business unionists at the AF of L and Change to Win sic, who, after all, have always been happy to suck up to State power in the name of a juicy private-public partnership.

    Happy Labor Relations Day 2007

  • It is celebrated today at the behest of state and federal governments, and the business unionists at the AF of L and Change to Win sic, who, after all, have always been happy to suck up to State power in the name of a juicy private-public partnership.

    Rad Geek People’s Daily – 2007 – September – 03 2007

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