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Uploaded by on Jun 3, 2007

A little creative editing of a public domain mostly pro-management film shows how workers in a pencil factory in 1937 improved their wages and working conditions by organizing a union. Nothing has really changed much in 70 years - notice that the workers smoke cigarettes while management smokes cigars.

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  • If a union existed where I worked at for 16 years and 4 months, I would still have a job. I rarely missed a day unless I was ill. Did my job accordingly, but one alledged safety violation and I'm gone. guess it's because production was disrupted on a machine. That's all they care about anyway.

  • Unions were key in building the American Middle Class.

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  • google "the failure of the liuna internal reform" to learn about unions

  • This needs to be knows: in a secret meeting explaining details of the May plan to destabilize the country of the U.S.A. Steve Lerner has been caught in Nov 2010 spending Millions of Union money to create and organize this plan. The early steps have started in New York and Pennsylvania, $3,000,000.00 in commercial's and newspaper ad's starting his plan to blame government and capitalists as stealing 17 trillion dollar's directly from American middle and lower class. This is terrorism, correct?

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  • saw this same story on many other union films on youtube i think this is bogus union crap

  • @mkl62 saw this story on another film on youtube bogus union crap

  • taking back the middle class start a union at your work place

  • Great video.

  • I notice the corporate funded anti Union group Unionfacts is checking this out.

  • unions have been the death of the American blue collar worker.

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