Why Building Workers Must Organize in the One Big Union!

[Industrial Workers of the World / I.W.W. / IWW] Monoldi, Peo

Verlag: Building Construction Workers' Industrial Union No. 330 of The I.W.W. No date, Chicago

16pp. Very thin duodecimo [19.5 cm] Saddle-stitched pale blue and black illustrated wraps, reproducing a photograph of a "Steel Frame Erected in Three Hours." Subtle toning and several minor traces of soiling to the wraps. Miles 4348. Organizing leaflet. Peo Monoldi was born in Naples. After immigrating to the United States, he became an active member of Industrial Workers of the World. In addition to authoring this pamphlet, he contributed articles to The One Big Union Monthly entitled "Can capitalism house its workers?" (March 1937) and "The construction worker" (July 1937). "We voice what every thinking worker knows, and we are attempting what every real union man wants done. We teach what the workers know to be true: that solidarity is power and that division is weakness. We want one union in the building industry to care for and advance the interests of all building workers regardless of what each one does, and each group for all and all each, not some for the bosses and some for themselves as in the past." - p. 16. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers 69360

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Titel: Why Building Workers Must Organize in the ...
Verlag: Building Construction Workers' Industrial Union No. 330 of The I.W.W. No date, Chicago
Einband: Pamphlet
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