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Home / Society / Politics / Anarchism / Anarcho-Syndicalism / Industrial Workers of the World / Industrial Unions
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- Boston (Massachusetts) Education Workers - Industrial Union 620 - Contact information.
parsons.iww.org/~ewiu
- General Distribution Workers - Industrial Union 660 - If you work in grocery, retail, or any other job that deals with selling goods, we know that it is likely that you are mad as hell at the employer for the way you are treated.
bari.iww.org/iu660
- Hotel & Restaurant Workers - Industrial Union 640 - IU640 is building a new kind of labor union. We are organized and run by our membership. We have no paid officials and do this as volunteers.
bari.iww.org/iu640
- Louisville (Kentucky) Ship Builders - Industrial Union 320 - The Louisville General Membership Branch of the IWW is looking for anarchists who would like to join our jobsite organizing campaign.
infoshop.org/hood/louisville.html
- Lumber Workers Local #1 - Industrial Union 120 - ...[B]asically throughout the [region] the Timber Industry has had their way for 100 years. They've cut. They've run. A worker is no more than a piece of equipment [to them] and when they don't have anything more for them to do, just get rid of them. That philosophy has dominated the timber industry for a hundred years.
bari.iww.org/iu120/local
- San Francisco (California) Communications & Computer Workers Local #23 - Industrial Union 560 - In the San Francisco Bay Area, one of the largest industries after tourism is communications and computers. These high-tech workers are also the people who are responsible for the maintenance and preservation of information. With widespread use of networked data systems becoming the norm, almost any information can be made accessible by anyone. Local #23 is here to help these workers organize.
bari.iww.org/iu560/local-23.html
- San Francisco (California) Marine Transport Workers Local #9 - Industrial Union 510 - Our goal is to build unity between all workers in maritime, regardless of our occupation, seniority, card level, union membership, or what other unions we belong to.
bari.iww.org/iu510/local9
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