Workers Struggle

The following is a flyer which was mass distributed during the Providence medical strike by CSAN worker militants.

A solidarity message for Striking medical workers at Providence from The Health Care workers of “Solidarity Union” in the country of Georgia, affiliated with CSAN. The struggle of workers is shared internationally.The message of solidarity is translated into english below…“Due to very rough working conditions and inadequately low wages, in the city of Portland 2000

**Location details for picket line at Providence Medical center**CSAN workers in the network will continue to hold the busiest entrance/exit on 47th near the freeway overpass. It is marked on the map above as ‘A’. The timing of our mobilization at 6pm is well timed to block 4 buses of scabs, many scab van in

Travelling nurses hired by Providence and staying at the Hyatt Regency got delivered a message. Those who decided to work anyways are Scabs. Dozens of the above leaflet were distributed to nurses and posted around the hotel.

Providence nurses and clinicians at multiple medical establishments go on strike this Monday June 19th. CSAN is mobilizing solidarity activities. RSVP to let us know what you can show up for.RSVP Here:bit.ly/ona-strike There fight is ours. Join other workers in the Class Struggle Action Network in activating to strengthen the strongest weapon workers have, the

60 workers came together yesterday at our Class Unionism BBQ Potluck to strengthen the fighting capacity of the working class through the building of a Class Union Movement. The Network now has grown to nearly 200 workers across 30 unions! Now we enter a week of solidarity action at the 5 day strike of ONA

Dozens of militant workers at the Labor Notes Trouble Makers school signed up to join the class struggle Action Network to strengthen the fighting capacity of the working class. We distributed a ton of class unionist literature and many folks we talked to were eager to get to work to move the labor movement beyond

We in solidarity with all Weyerhauser workers, particularly those who voted no on the bogus contract pushed down their throats by union officials and the Weyerhaeuser corporation on October 29th. Don’t take this sitting down! The contract passed with a slim margin of 54%, with 46% of workers bitterly rejecting it. Due to the underhanded

This past weekend, class unionists visited the Weyerhaeuser workers picket lines in Lebanon, Springville, and Eugene, OR. While visiting, we distributed dozens of copies of The Workers Wildcat (Download Here). The union and Weyerhaeuser resumed negotiations this past Friday, as the workers continue to hold the picket line in a struggle for better wages and