#supportthestrike

[syms-things-5]

If only we could take this momentum and turn it into something like, I don't know, a national strike? 🤔

I know it’s just the beginning and we’re nowhere in the clear but I could not be more tickled over the mess that is Hollywood getting it’s boat rocked

[mongogushi]

Post Man. . . . #illustration #art #celf #porttalbot #porttalbotcultureclub #digitalart #postoffice #postman #welshart #welshartist #supportthestrike Model: @jacksonlucit https://www.instagram.com/p/CnDWQHUo6Qh/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[apamarecords]

Support the Strike 💖🌷💖🤘🏽 #supportthestrike #workersstrike #strike #workersrights #workersoftheworldunite #mayday2020 #mayday #amazonstrike #workers #maydaystrike #happymayday (at Brooklyn, New York) https://www.instagram.com/p/B_odc6zhxWg/?igshid=o4sxfdlbrnyb

[eric-eztli]

Don’t send your kids to school if they are in LAUSD! Instead, send this flyer to all your friends and family!!! #supportteachers #redfored #supportthestrike #strike #openmic #community (at Alivio Open Mic) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bsnm91hBjzI/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1whoft0p1nq4z

[depressedprotector]

If governments and lobbyists keep removing our non-violent options, they're going to very quickly learn why they were forced to give us them in the first place.

the ruling class will do whatever it can to snuff out what little power you have, and to render you inescapably and utterly enslaved

[andysouldancer]

Solidarity with the RMT

First thing this morning supporting the RMT pickets.

#RMT #RMTstrikes #RMTUnion #RMTSolidarity #strike #NationaliseAllUtilities #railstrike

#NationaliseTheRailways #solidarity #SupportTheStrikes #socialism #SocialistSunday #leftwing

[cartysfolly]

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#oranmore as the #sunset paints the #sky... stranded due to @buseireann @siptu #strike - now I know what a bus is worth: €15 for a taxi to #renmore or an hour and a half walk... #supportthestrikers #tomcartyphotos

[ruseg]

Tweeted

Art/Law Network is part of the Teach-In/Teach-Outs going on at Sussex the coming days - check out the fantastic line up of events organised by @SussexUCU #supportthestrikes pic.twitter.com/JUzPAZwDQa

— Art/LawNetwork (@ArtLawNetwork) February 22, 2018

[fuckyeahmarxismleninism]

Cambridge, Mass.: Day 1 of Harvard dining hall workers’ strike, October 5, 2016.

Photos: UNITE HERE Local 26

Harvard medical students: “Harvard’s low-income workers deserve affordable health insurance”

[acreepywholockian]

[andysouldancer]

May Day Solidarity 2

A quick visit to support the nurses on their picket line today. #NHSstrikes #NHSCrisis #NHSStrike #NHSPAY #Solidarity #SupportTheStrikes #leftwing #socialism #SocialistSunday

[andysouldancer]

May Day Solidarity 1

A quick visit to support the nurses on their picket line today. #NHSstrikes #NHSCrisis #NHSStrike #NHSPAY #Solidarity #SupportTheStrikes #leftwing #socialism #SocialistSunday

[fuckyeahmarxismleninism]

Harvard dining hall workers strike

Amidst wide student support, Harvard administration fails to reach agreement with workers

Cambridge, MA—After failing to reach an agreement October 4, Harvard’s dining hall workers will be on strike starting Wednesday morning. Instead of clocking in for their shifts, workers will be picketing at dozens of locations across Harvard’s undergraduate and graduate campuses. The strike will continue until a fair agreement is reached.

The two principal demands of Harvard’s dining hall workers are affordable health care and sustainable incomes of at least $35,000 a year.

Harvard dining hall workers are asking Harvard to back off proposals that would make basic medical services, such as taking their kids to the doctor, prohibitively expensive.

Harvard students have shown overwhelming support for the dining hall workers. The Harvard Undergraduate Council and the Harvard Crimson Editorial Board have endorsed the strike. Harvard Medical School students have called the University’s proposals unaffordable. Graduate students at Harvard Law School, Harvard Divinity School, and Harvard School of Public Health have all pledged support. More than 3,300 signatures have been added to an online support petition.

Bargaining between Harvard’s food service workers, represented by UNITE HERE Local 26, and Harvard administration began May 20. Dining hall workers were not able to reach an agreement with administrators during Tuesday’s sessions, which were the 19th time the sides have met.

[fuckyeahmarxismleninism]

Victory to the HUDS workers of Local 26 on strike!

The Monica Moorehead & Lamont Lilly 2016 Presidential Campaign is proud to stand in solidarity with our sisters and brothers at Harvard who lovingly cook and feed the world’s people there.

Harvard University’s endowment of $38 billion puts this corporation at the top of the wealthy Ivy Leagues, a larger treasury than many countries. With giants of finance capital like Goldman Sachs, Bank of America and Citigroup writing its contract proposals and titans of the U.S. military, diplomatic, economic and technocratic corps running its Kennedy School of Government, Harvard’s plan to attack its food service workers’ health insurance while keeping wages for many below $35K per year is clearly a political policy of austerity aimed at the whole of the U.S. and international working class.

[fuckyeahmarxismleninism]

Boston: Historic Harvard Food Service Workers Strike Victory

Friday, November 4 - 6:30 pm to 9:30 pm

284 Amory St, Jamaica Plain, Massachusetts

Sponsored by Workers World Party-Boston

How did the Harvard U Dining Service workers win total victory in their 3 week strike? Hear from victorious strikers. 

Also hear about the WW 2016 National Conference Nov 11-13 in New York City: Why we must continue to fight for socialism no matter who wins the election.  USW Local 8751 is taking a bus to the WWP conference leaving 5 am on Saturday morning 11/12 and returning Saturday night. Others are traveling on Friday and staying through Sunday. If you are able to make any part of the conference, please let us know immediately at boston@workers.org or call 617-522-6626