Word: stevenses
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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J.P. STEVENS, the nation's most flagrant violator of the National Labor Relations Act (NLRA), has calculated that it is more profitable to break the law systematically and pay its relatively small fines than to give the workers the right to unionize. There is now a movement afoot to pressure...
As of now, 44,500 Stevens workers have effectively been denied the right to a union by a company that cares more about money than about the quality of human life. Stevens has violated the NLRA over 100 times. In Statesboro, Ga., the National Labor Relations Board judged that free...
The undefended Stevens workers suffer terrible working conditions, chronically low wages and starvation-level pension payments. Thousands are slowly dying of the disease byssinosis, or brown lung, caused by cotton-dust levels three times higher than standards set by the federal government. Stevens employees are paid at rates 31 per...
The legal, legislative and corporate efforts are vital to success--but they can only succeed if it becomes increasingly apparent to the parties responsible that the American people demand justice for the working people of our country. We of Harvard-Radcliffe Friends of the United Farmworkers organize consumer delegations to...
On Wednesday, April 19, All New England Campus Mobilization Day, we ask you to show your concern by attending a rally to support the J.P. Stevens workers on Memorial Church steps at 1:30 p.m. Justice for Stevens workers will only happen if consumers speak loudly enough.