Topic: Richard Trumka

Labor unions officially abandon the interests of their members
Labor unions officially abandon the interests of their members August 10, 2019 Thomas Lifson One of the oldest and most popular songs of the labor movement is “Which side are you on?” It is now apparent that union leadership has switched sides.
Memo to Democrats: Mr. Trumka is not showing the love
Memo to Democrats: Mr. Trumka is not showing the love April 24, 2019 Monica Showalter Big Labor's biggest union boss rejected the Green New Deal and warned Democrats why they got Trump.
AFL-CIO boss Richard Trumka flounders against Trump's stellar record on labor
AFL-CIO boss Richard Trumka flounders against Trump's stellar record on labor September 3, 2018 Monica Showalter President Trump has given AFL-CIO union boss Richard Trumka everything he wants, and that presents a problem for him.
Trump Haters Become Reality Deniers
Trump Haters Become Reality Deniers January 25, 2018 Jack Hellner If the stock market looks nervous now, I would love to see what a good or calm market would look like.
So AFL-CIO boss Richard Trumka is suddenly against violence?
So AFL-CIO boss Richard Trumka is suddenly against violence? August 16, 2017 Monica Showalter There's something rich about a union thug crying crocodile tears about domestic terrorism and violence.  Get a load of Richard Trumka's history as a union leader.
Union resigns from the AFL-CIO
Union resigns from the AFL-CIO September 2, 2013 Thomas Lifson America's largest labor union organization is licking its wounds this Labor Day, having suffered an embarrassing defection
Walmart picketers rage against the market
Walmart picketers rage against the market November 23, 2012 Thomas Lifson The picketing of a few Walmart stores is more about political theater than a genuine attempt to organize workers at any of the particular locales on the receiving end of today's stunt.
Who killed Hostess?
Who killed Hostess? November 21, 2012 Thomas Lifson Guess which powerful Democrat helped himself to consulting fees, and got his son on the payroll for 100k a year? This was an inside job.