LEARNING FROM THE 1970 POSTAL WORKERS’ STRIKE
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✍️ The article discusses the potential for federal workers to use militancy to protect their union rights, citing the example of the 1970 postal workers' strike. It highlights the challenges faced by federal workers, including the Trump administration's attempts to strip them of their collective bargaining rights and contractual protections.
👉 Federal workers are facing attacks on their collective bargaining rights and contractual protections 👉 The courts may not be able to provide adequate protection for federal workers 👉 The 1970 postal workers' strike is an example of successful collective action 👉 Widespread support from the public and solidarity among workers are key factors in achieving success 👉 Federal workers may need to take drastic action, including striking, to protect their rights
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