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IBEW: Comcast Workers Deserve to Share Wealth They Created

14th March 2008

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With the nation’s middle class under attack, workers are developing a new way to mobilize workers on the job and in their communities to fight for a better life—the Stewards Army.

The idea behind the Stewards Army is straightforward but powerful: Create a movement-wide network of stewards—the union official closest to the members, who works alongside the rank-and-file members—to educate, organize and mobilize members around key issues.

When the Electrical Workers (IBEW) was contacted by Comcast employees seeking respect on the job and the protections of a union contract, the union mobilized its Stewards Army to provide information and support for the workers’ efforts. During a nationwide blitz this week, more than 400 IBEW activists handed out leaflets at more than 100 Comcast worksites, letting workers know they have a right to join a union.

One Response to “IBEW: Comcast Workers Deserve to Share Wealth They Created”

  1. meaten down (1 comments) Says:

    i work for another large cable co. in florida wont mention the name but wont be hard to guess and the IBEW is trying to get us to vote union and after i stood up in a meeting and voiced my opinion i have been harrased and taken from my tech position and at one point suspended for more than 14 days all because i voiced my opinion first i had a bad driving record after getting a copy of my driving record and showing them that wasnt me they said i failed a drug test a year ago and forgot to tell me. I should be the dam poster child for the union
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