Rail Strike Averted: The History of Pullman Porters
President of the Transportation Trades Department of the AFL-CIO Greg Regan joins to share how the rank-and-file rail workers are reacting to the bill signed by President Biden set to avert a nationwide rail strike, which doesn’t include paid sick time.
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Rail Strike Averted: The History of Pullman Porters
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