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WorkWeek interviews Wol-san Liem who is director of Korean Federation of Public Services and Transportation Workers’ Unions International Affairs in Seoul Korea.
The post June 12, 2018 – Korea War and Peace The UAW Convention and IBT UPS Workers appeared first on KPFA.
WorkWeek examines the continued criminal cover-up of the Hunters Point shipyard development where health and safety whistlelbowers were fired by Tetra Tech and the falsification of testing by the company which was concealed by San Francisco politicians including Congresswoman Nancy Pelosi, Senator Diane Feinstein and Lt. Governor Gavin Newsom.
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The post June 5, 2018 – Hunters Point Corruption Racism and Brazil Truckers Oil Workers Strike appeared first on KPFA.
WorkWeek radio looks at the effort by the management of San Francisco public television station KQED to bust the union. The management has sent emails to all CWA NABET 51 members urging them to resign from the union so they can cross the picket lines if there is a strike. They are also seeking to outsource the work done by union members to non-union workers undermining their work.
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The post May 29, 2018 – KQED Union Busting & Fight Against CCSF Racism appeared first on KPFA.
Covering issues facing working people and the trade union movement from education, healthcare, housing, the environment and public workers. It also examines the role of international labor and the US trade union movement
The post WorkWeek – May 8, 2018 appeared first on KPFA.
On 2018 May Day, WorkWeek looks at the use of the Peer Assistance Program PAR to target senior teachers as well as African American and Latino teachers. We hear from Margaret Reyes a teacher in the San Francisco Unified School District SFSU and is represented by the United Educators of San Francisco. She has been bullied and refused to go into the PAR program and is now being disciplined by the school district executives.
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The post May 1, 2018 – UESF PAR Teachers- Palestinian Journalists Murdered and Puerto Rico General Strike appeared first on KPFA.
WorkWeek radio looks at the recent fine of $1 billion against Wells Fargo bank for violating banking laws, if you do not know them visit www.nj-legal.com to have the knowledge you are missing and even get a consultation. We interview former Wells Fargo St. Helena bank teller Yesenia Guitron who was fired because of refusing to set up fake bank accounts. She was bullied and fired by Wells and then went to OSHA who refused to do an investigation over the illegal activity by the bank.
The post April 24, 2018 – Wells Fargo Whistleblower, Hunters Point Death, and Karmel Dying To Work appeared first on KPFA.
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