Ike's Work in Progress
Ike GittlenWorking Families, Union Activism and the World Around Us
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On Tariff and Trade Beneficiaries
On Tariff and Trade Beneficiaries – In March 2002, facing the bankruptcies of over thirty U.S. steel companies, President George W. Bush put in place tariffs that were aborted after nineteen months. At the time, a prominent labor leader tol...
Why Am I Doing This?
A while back I realized that doing responses to meme’s and postings on Facebook was an endless and surface way to give voice to my almost 50 years in the labor movement. A few months ago I posted a longer piece that attempted to give a blue...
On Losing Lessons Learned
On Losing Lessons Learned: This nation is facing a number of challenges that have no precedent in prior times. Our government seems paralyzed and impotent in the face of these challenges. Some thirty percent of voters silently agree with th...
On the Labor Day Fraud
On The Labor Day Fraud: Again, we allegedly celebrate workers. It’s Labor Day in America. We’ll have parades, cookouts, and enjoy family time (for those who don’t have to work). Our political leaders will pontificate on the worthiness of wo...
On Dolly Parton’s Pro-Worker Model
On Dolly Parton’s Pro-Worker Model: The preferred way to treat an employee in today’s business climate can be summed up by “use and abuse”. Dolly Parton captured that model of worker treatment in her song “9-5”.
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53 yr Steelworker Union Activist - These posts are solely my own views
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