Militant History

Labor Militant
Issue 43 (September/October 1995)

Unite and fight!: Against the cuts! Defend public hospitals! (AFL–CIO convention special)

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This special edition for the 1995 AFL–CIO convention includes a four-page supplement.

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  1. Member, Hotal Employees and Restaurant Employees (HERE). 

  2. Steward, Local 444, American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME), Oakland; public water utility. 

  3. Member, Local 1199, New York; healthcare workers. 

  4. Member, Local 174, Teamsters (IBT), Seattle.  2

  5. Member, Local 3650, AFSCME; Harvard Union of Clerical and Technical Workers (HUCTW).  2

  6. Longstanding labor activist and former independent mayoral candidate in Somerville, MA. 

  7. Member, Local 2324, United Automobile Workers (UAW).  2

  8. Member, United Federation of Teachers (UFT), New York. 

  9. Member, Local 713, Carpenters (UBC), Oakland.  2

  10. 22-year-old worker from Harlem, New York. 

  11. Leader, Ontario Coalition Against Poverty. Member, Labour Militant, Canada. 

  12. Member, Local 1981, UAW; National Writers Union (NWU). 

  13. Delegate, California AFL–CIO conference. 

  14. Member, Service Employees International Union (SEIU), Seattle. 

  15. Member, Local 2000, AFSCME, Chicago.  2

  16. Member, Local 1981, UAW, Chicago; NWU 2 3

  17. Executive Board member, Local 285, SEIU, Boston. 

  18. Hospital worker, Chicago. 

  19. Member, Local 13000, Communication Workers of America (CWA), Philadelphia. 

  20. Recording Secretary, Local 142, IBT, Gary, IN. 

  21. Steward, Local 154, AFSCME, New York; Amalgamated Professional Employees. 

  22. “What we need to do to defeat the employers’ offensive.” 

  23. Brooklyn, New York. 

  24. Steward, AFSCME, Cabrini Green, Chicago; public aid worker. 

  25. California. 

  26. Queens, New York. 

  27. Public school teacher, New York.