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Hosted by Solidarity Report · news · EN · 21 episodes
Join NALC union member Joshua Towne and a rotation of hosts as they talk labor unions and interviewing current and future labor leaders. The goal of The Solidarity Report is to gather and disseminate laborer’s trials, tribulations, and triumphs.
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Joshua Towne and Tevita ‘Uhatafe sit down with Darryl Campbell and Kristy Vance of ‘The Workers’ Rights & Democracy Hub’ to discuss their revolutionary labor education and trade union exposure program for the next generation of America’s workforce.
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Adrienne, Sierra, and Matt from the University of Chicago Press Workers Guild join The Solidarity Report to discuss how and why they chose to unionize. This discussion breaks down the scope of the UCPWG. • The newly certified unionized crafts/professions • How different professions came together • How and when the process started • When the momentum started, the “Ah, ha!” moment, "We are actually doing this!" • Unionizing allows workers to have a voice regarding how AI might impact them • COVID-19’s impact on solidarity • Wages vs inflation • 8/8/8 • Community support • Forming a bargaining committee • Final takeaways • Grassroots unionism
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Michael Sainato labor reporter for the Guardian joins Mathew and Joshua on the Solidarity Report to discuss labor topic. This discussion includes-Michaels introduction to labor relations as a reporter-How media is works-How media has changed-How media has manipulated stories-How money has impacted our culture-Discussion on "The New York nurses replaced by AI" article-Discussion on "US labor board more likely to dismiss worker and union charges under Trump, analysis finds" and "US Supreme Court rules Trump can fire leaders of independent agencies" articles-How union busters, Billionaires, and Corporations are destroying working conditions and wages.-How union density is droping -Mentioning of "How AI may drive union-resistant tech workers to the bargaining table" article-How AI may affect news reporters and journalism-Final takeaways
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Shannon Veira a registered nurse and committee chair of the Massachusetts Nurses Association (MNA) at Mass General Brigham (MGB) Home Care sits down with Matthew and Joshua to discuss the 7 day strike and the on going dispute between all the disciplines. this discussion includes-Fight First Contract-Voting to become a union -All different disciplines coming together to bargain together-Actions taking by membership-What the 7-day strike looked like-How organizing happened-How working conditions changed -Money and Work Schedule and Commuting from patient to patient -Solidarity and Unions forming-Weaponizing the clinicians compassion-Impacts of Covid-19-Returning to the bargaining table-Social Media to follow-Community Support-Balancing Life, Union, Workload-Final takeaways
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President Eric Schultz returns to The Solidarity Report Podcast and gives an update on the situation between British Petroleum and USW 7-1. Eric, Joshua, and Sarah discuss the following topics. -How the membership is holding up after being locked out for over 120 days. -How does that impact and shape younger and older members -Community Support for USW 7-1 -Political allies and influences -Rally at British Petroleum Headquarters on June 26 -Disturbances at the oil refinery and British Petroleum's lack of transparency -Progress at the negotiation table -Jordan Marks influence on hurting working people in Beaumont Tx and now Whiting In -How members viewed the shareholders meeting in London. -How British Petroleum has learned how to far to push the enovlope -Solidarity T-shirts -How to support the locked out oil workers -The Poker Run (August 8, 2026) -Dropkick Murphys endorsement of the USW 7-1 -The Effigies and The Bollweevils Benefit Concert (August 21, 2026) -What advice would Eric Schultz give Eric Schultz at the start of the lock out -Final Takeaways
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