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KPFA WorkWeek On Korea General Strike, Labor Elections and IBT and Muslim Registration
KPFA WorkWeek radio hears a report on the struggle of workers in Korea and the planned Korean general strike on November 30, 2016. WorkWeek thens discusses the recent Trump election victory and what it means for labor with IBT International Vice President elect John Palmer who represents the South and Micah Uetricht, a reporter from In These Times. Last WorkWeek radio looks at the Trump plans for a national Muslim registry with SFSU Professor of Ethnic Studies Rabab Ibrahim Abdulhadi and the attacks on her by rightwing Zionists
KPFA Pacifica WorkWeek 11-22- 16 Korea General Strike, Labor Elections and IBT and Muslim Registration
https://soundcloud.com/workweek-radio/ww11-22-16-korea-gen-strike-labor-elections-and-ibt-and-muslim-registration
WorkWeek hears a report on the movement toward a general strike in Korea by Wol-son Liem who is the director of the Korean Federation of Public Services and Transportation Workers’ Unions/KPTU. She discusses the ongoing railway strike, truckers strike and the plans for a general strike on November 30, 2016. Her union is calling for solidarity actions throughout the world in support of the Korean working class. Next WorkWeek looks at the results fo the election for labor and the Teamster union elections. IBT Vice President elect John Palmer talks about the need to challenge "corporate" unionism. He is joined by In These Times journalist and associate editor Micah Uetricht.
Last WorkWeek discusses the growing attacks on Muslims and growing racism with SFSU professor of Ethnic Studies Rabab Ibrahim Abdulhadi and the attacks on her by rightwing zionists who launched acmapign to get her fired.
Additional media:
http://www.industriall-union.org/support-the-korea-general-strike-for-workers-rights?utm_source=Newsletters+in+english&utm_campaign=2a9c9b9484-EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_2016_11_17&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_65751b77d5-2a9c9b9484-19101553
https://soundcloud.com/workweek-radio/ww-10-11-16-ibt-issues-and-fred-zuckerman-agenda-for-teamsters
https://www.facebook.com/CFASF/photos/a.10150431289791418.411751.54713071417/10154389843601418/?type=3&theater
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdwGGPvhgLjShEvq1r3aE6vVavnc30rIOIPMiYVMIOPqcK8dg/viewform
Production of KPFA Pacifica WorkWeek Radio
workweek [at] kpfa.org
https://soundcloud.com/workweek-radio
https://soundcloud.com/workweek-radio/ww11-22-16-korea-gen-strike-labor-elections-and-ibt-and-muslim-registration
WorkWeek hears a report on the movement toward a general strike in Korea by Wol-son Liem who is the director of the Korean Federation of Public Services and Transportation Workers’ Unions/KPTU. She discusses the ongoing railway strike, truckers strike and the plans for a general strike on November 30, 2016. Her union is calling for solidarity actions throughout the world in support of the Korean working class. Next WorkWeek looks at the results fo the election for labor and the Teamster union elections. IBT Vice President elect John Palmer talks about the need to challenge "corporate" unionism. He is joined by In These Times journalist and associate editor Micah Uetricht.
Last WorkWeek discusses the growing attacks on Muslims and growing racism with SFSU professor of Ethnic Studies Rabab Ibrahim Abdulhadi and the attacks on her by rightwing zionists who launched acmapign to get her fired.
Additional media:
http://www.industriall-union.org/support-the-korea-general-strike-for-workers-rights?utm_source=Newsletters+in+english&utm_campaign=2a9c9b9484-EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_2016_11_17&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_65751b77d5-2a9c9b9484-19101553
https://soundcloud.com/workweek-radio/ww-10-11-16-ibt-issues-and-fred-zuckerman-agenda-for-teamsters
https://www.facebook.com/CFASF/photos/a.10150431289791418.411751.54713071417/10154389843601418/?type=3&theater
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdwGGPvhgLjShEvq1r3aE6vVavnc30rIOIPMiYVMIOPqcK8dg/viewform
Production of KPFA Pacifica WorkWeek Radio
workweek [at] kpfa.org
https://soundcloud.com/workweek-radio
For more information:
https://soundcloud.com/workweek-radio/ww11...
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