SF TV On May Day, Immigrants, Labor And Human Rights

Labor On The Job Presents
On
5/12/2006 Friday 6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
On
San Francisco Comcast Channel 29

May Day, Immigrants, Labor And Human Rights


Join guests:
Evelyn Sanchez, Immigrant Rights Caravan
Silvia Solorzano, SEIU 790 Member, Clinical Social Worker
Janice Rothstein, LVN UCSF AFSCME 3299 member
Roland Washington, SEIU UHW Steward



Labor on the Job will look at what has brought about the most massive labor movement since the 1930's and where this is heading. We will also look at why this movement is important to not only immigrants but all workers. Finally we will look at the "guest worker" programs and other policies that are being backed by the national political parties.

There will also be a segment on the death threats against Colombian trade unionists and how it affects their lives and families. This film has been submitted to be screened at the upcoming July 2006 LaborFest International Working Class Film and Video Festival http://www.laborfest.net


"Labor On The Job" is programmed the 2nd and 4th Friday of the month on San Francisco Cable Channel 29 from 6:30 PM to 7:30 PM. "Labor On The Job" is also the longest running labor cable show in the United States since 1983. It is produced and programmed by the Labor Video Project in San Francisco. The Labor Video Project also produces "Labor Line" which is programmed every Wednesday from 8:30 PM to 9:00 PM on San Francisco Comcast Cable channel 29.
Labor On The Job also programmed on Philadelphia Drexel TV 54 every Wednesday 5:30 PM to 6:30 PM and St. Louis cable systems on on cable ch. 22 in the "City" of St. Louis Fridays at 9:00 PM
The Labor Video Project also produces labor documentaries and is part of the Union Producers and Programmers Network
(UPPNET) http://www.uppnet.org


Labor Video Project
P.O.Box 720027
San Francisco,CA 94172
Phone (415)282-1908 Fax (415)695-1369
lvpsf@labornet.org


Producing labor media since 1983