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On Saturday, May 5, 1900 at 11:30 p.m., the bombing of the Suburban Line at the Wabash and Sarah Street railroad crossing marked the beginning of the St. Louis Street Car Strike of 1900. Before the strike was over, the streets of St. Louis were a battle ground between rich and poor. Read the graphic details about this explosive time.

Integrantes de áreas administrativas, de recursos humanos, jurídicas, abogados y estudiantes de derecho que estén interesados en conocer de manera fácil y sencilla la Nueva Justicia Laboral en México en Sede Judicial. Resulta BÁSICO incluir en tu biblioteca la presente obra, pues en ella comparto los conocimientos y experiencias vividas en más de 28 años de labor profesional dentro del derecho del trabajo, lo cual se entre mezcla con mi pasión de compartir el conocimiento como diseñador de cursos, catedrático y director general del CENTRO DE CAPACITACIÓN Y CERTIFICACIÓN PROFESIONAL HARCON con Cursos-Talleres de "Actualización sobre el Nuevo Modelo de Justicia Laboral", "Defensa Preventiva para las Empresas", "Relaciones Colectivas de Trabajo" y "Razonamiento Probatorio", en los que hemos tenido la fortuna de capacitar y profesionalizar a integrantes de diversos Juzgados Laborales y Centros de Conciliación; así como Colegas con mucha experiencia en la rama del derecho laboral que han tenido la amabilidad de compartir conmigo el tiempo y el espacio para discutir los nuevos tópicos de la materia. En 6 capítulos que conforma el Manual Práctico Sobre la Nueva Justicia Laboral en México en Sede Judicial, revelo contigo los "secretos del abogado laboralista" con formatos, técnicas, consejos, mejores prácticas, ejercicios y teorías completamente nuevas basadas en los conocimientos adquiridos en los últimos 3 de esos años en los que hemos tenido la oportunidad de poner en práctica en las nuevas autoridades del trabajo lo sucedido en cientos de conciliaciones y decenas de procedimientos jurisdiccionales, con el único objetivo de compartir contigo la mejor forma de iniciar y substanciar un juicio ordinario por despido injusti cado. Desde una visión objetiva aprenderás la forma de atender a tu futuro cliente o representado, cuáles son los documentos su cientes y necesarios para establecer una estrategia laboral litigiosa para elaborar en escrito inicial de demanda o una contestación, dependiendo la causa que de endas, con la nalidad de que la etapa escrita la desarrolles como todo un conocedor de la materia; así mismo, te llevo de la mano en la etapa oral para que desahogues con profesionalismos audiencias preliminares y de juicio oral en materia del trabajo. LA CONSOLIDACIÓN DE LA NUEVA JUSTICIA LABORAL EN MÉXICO nos interesa a todos, sumemos esfuerzos y voluntades para no dejarlo en buenas intenciones. Quiero aprovechar estas últimas líneas para agradecer a Juan Coranguez Uribe por la ilustración de la portada, la cual fue diseñada exclusivamente para la Obra.

Kohlearbeiter*innen, in dem Moment, in dem sie ihre Kündigung erhalten; Gruppenfotos der letzten Schicht, bevor Arbeiter*innen ihr eigenes Werk demontieren; selbstbewusste Blicke in die Kamera von Kohlefrauen bis zur No-Future-Generation der 2000er-Jahre. Von 1982 bis 2006 begleitete die Fotografin Christina Glanz aus nächster Nähe die teils dramatischen Transformationsprozesse in der Niederlausitz.Erstmals zeigen die fotografischen Serien von Christina Glanz - darunter bislang nie gezeigte Aufnahmen - die heute fast vollständig verschwundenen Lauchhammer Kohle- und Brikettfabriken. Begleitet von einer Einführung von Katalin Krasznahorkai, einem Essay von Sonia Voss und von Stimmen aus den Gesprächen, die Christina Glanz mit Kohlefrauen nach der Wende führte, zeichnet diese Publikation eine Kartografie von Selbstermächtigung, Stärke und Widerstand der Akteur*innen in der Zeit des Übergangs in eine neue Welt.CHRISTINA GLANZ (*1946, Eichsfeld, Thüringen) studierte Architektur in Dresden und an der Kunsthochschule Berlin Weißensee. Ab 1973 arbeitete sie im staatlichen Büro für Städtebau in Berlin und war u. a. mit der Planung des Stadtteils Marzahn betraut. 1976 begann sie zu fotografieren und trat 1979 eine Aspirantur in Architektur/Fotografie an der Kunsthochschule Berlin Weißensee an. 1982 wurde sie in den Verband Bildender Künstler der DDR (VBK) aufgenommen und arbeitete seitdem als freischaffende Fotografin.

In an expansive narrative, noted labor leader Jesus Salas shares an insider's look at the farm workers movement, from its roots in southern political uprisings to its lasting legacy of activism. During his childhood, Salas and his family joined the migrant workers who traveled from their hometown in Texas to work on farms in Wisconsin, Illinois, and other states. In riveting detail, he describes the brutal working conditions and overcrowded labor camps experienced by the Mexican American workers who fueled the Midwest's agriculture industry. Taking inspiration from César Chávez, as a young man Salas and others led a historic march from Wautoma to Madison to demand that lawmakers address rampant violations of Wisconsin's minimum wage laws and housing codes. These young labor leaders founded Obreros Unidos--Workers United--to continue the fight for fairness and respect, as well as to provide much-needed services to migrant families. This memoir of a movement details how their work went beyond the fields to have lasting impacts on representation in community organizations and access to education, empowering later generations to demand better. Winner of the 2024 Benjamin Franklin Award for Multicultural Books Winner of the 2024 Hamlin Garland Prize in Popular History from the Midwest History Association "In recounting the story of Tejano settlement and struggle in Wisconsin, Salas unsettles this story line and, in the process, demonstrates the power of personal narrative and the lasting political implications of retrieving and restoring Latino history." --Sergio M. González, author of Mexicans in Wisconsin "Salas's story is an essential chapter in the history of Wisconsin and Milwaukee and mirrors the growth, progress and dreams of the Latinx community. His reflections speak to not only the importance of the Latinx community, but the need to build alliances across lines of race and gender and fulfill the promise of a multiracial democracy." --Barbara Miner, Milwaukee Magazine

In the summer of 2022, the little-known leader of a small union became a 'working-class hero'. Facing down media pundits who thought they could walk all over him, he offered a robust critique of the government and provided workers with an authentic voice. At a time when the Labour Party was unable to articulate a credible alternative to the Tories, Mick Lynch spoke for the working class. Where did Lynch come from? How did he develop the skills and traits that make him such an effective spokesperson and leader? This book, the first biography of Lynch, explores his family and social background and his rise to the top of the RMT union, which culminated in election as General Secretary in 2021. Considering his persona and politics, this book asks what quality singles out Lynch as a working-class hero compared to other union leaders and, more broadly, what leadership means for working people and for the left. If we want better leaders at every level, the case of Mick Lynch holds the key.

The Indian agricultural acts of 2020, often known as the Farm Bills, were three acts begun in September 2020 by the Indian Parliament. The bills were adopted by the Lok Sabha and by the Rajya Sabha in September 2020 and President, Ram Nath Kovind, granted his approval.The rules would have deregulated a system of government-run wholesale markets, enabling farmers to sell directly to food processors. However, farmers believed that this would lead to the elimination of government-guaranteed price floors, resulting in lower crop prices. This prompted opposition to the new laws.Later, the Supreme Court suspended the execution of the farm laws and created a commission to investigate farmer complaints over the agricultural legislation. In a public address in November, 2021prime minister Narendra Modi declared that his administration will abolish the legislation. This book investigates about the circumstances which led to the formulation of Farm bills by the Government of India.

This volume explores labor and Progressivism and traces the origins before this period. The concentration is on an era of great labor militancy, an era which produced "a great transformation of workers' consciousness in America." The focus of this volume is not on inchoate dissatisfaction but on organized resistance, on workers who belonged to trade unions, and on their commitment to organize the unorganized, and the struggle for change in their lives.

Why the United States lags behind other industrialized countries in sharing the benefits of innovation with workers and how we can remedy the problem.The United States has too many low-quality, low-wage jobs. Every country has its share, but those in the United States are especially poorly paid and often without benefits. Meanwhile, overall productivity increases steadily and new technology has transformed large parts of the economy, enhancing the skills and paychecks of higher paid knowledge workers. What’s wrong with this picture? Why have so many workers benefited so little from decades of growth? The Work of the Future shows that technology is neither the problem nor the solution. We can build better jobs if we create institutions that leverage technological innovation and also support workers though long cycles of technological transformation.Building on findings from the multiyear MIT Task Force on the Work of the Future, the book argues that we must foster institutional innovations that complement technological change. Skills programs that emphasize work-based and hybrid learning (in person and online), for example, empower workers to become and remain productive in a continuously evolving workplace. Industries fueled by new technology that augments workers can supply good jobs, and federal investment in R&D can help make these industries worker-friendly. We must act to ensure that the labor market of the future offers benefits, opportunity, and a measure of economic security to all.

What if taxi drivers in New York City or rickshaw operators in Bangalore could start a worker-owned and-operated alternative to Uber with stable hourly wages?