

Ep 232 - Lockout Lessons
Nov 5, 2024
This week, shocking labor headlines emerge, including the abrupt closure of a Chicago Pepsi plant. A grim report exposes high worker death rates in Saudi Arabia's NEOM project, while Philadelphia transit workers consider striking. Boeing faces pressure to improve offers for workers. Meanwhile, nurses in Hawaii celebrate a victory against a lockout, enhancing staffing ratios amid rising healthcare challenges. The discussion also critiques the exploitation within the gig economy and highlights recent labor movements in Guadeloupe, emphasizing the need for solidarity in the face of corporate strategies.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Critique of Administrative Mindset in Education
02:03 • 2min
Labor Movements and Educational Challenges
03:56 • 4min
Labor Struggles and Successes
07:45 • 9min
Struggles for Labor Rights at PBS and Beyond
17:08 • 14min
Exploitation in the Shadow of Progress
31:33 • 15min
Union Negotiations and Safety Concerns
46:27 • 13min
Victory and Resilience: Nurses Against Lockout
59:30 • 12min
Solidarity and Support in Labor Struggles
01:11:35 • 6min