This week, POWERcast brings you Ohio Sen. Sherrod Brown, a freshman Democrat who’s pressing for Fair Trade to preserve good jobs for American workers and protect foreign workers from sweatshops. We also interview Jerome Ringo, president of the Apollo Alliance, a group seeking clean energy investments and sustainable union jobs.
Monday, February 26, 2007
Episode 5 - Ohio Sen. Sherrod Brown & Jerome Ringo, president of the Apollo Alliance
Tuesday, February 20, 2007
Episode 4 - Features interviews to commemorate Black History Month and a report on the Employee Free Choice Act.
This week’s POWERcast features interviews to commemorate Black History Month and a report from Worker’s Independent News on the Employee free Choice Act. Because a vote on the act may occur as early as next month, the week of Feb. 19 is National Action Week on the Employee Free Choice Act. Listen
Monday, February 12, 2007
Episode 3 - Two members of Congress talk about their efforts to protect American workers against unfair foreign competition.
This week’s POWERcast features interviews with two members of Congress who are working hard for workers’ rights. They are West Virginia Sen. Jay Rockefeller, co-chairman of the Senate’s Steel Caucus, and Ohio Congresswoman Betty Sutton, an attorney with an expertise in labor law. She’s organizing freshmen Democrats to oppose renewal of the President’s Fast Track authority – which prevents Congress from amending trade deals. And Rockefeller talks about his proposed legislation called “Strengthening America’s Trade Laws Act.” POWERcast also names another Creep of the Week. This guy threw himself a $3 million birthday party after laying off workers.
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Monday, February 5, 2007
Episode 2 - Congressman Barney Frank and Stewart Acuff, organizing director for the AFL-CIO
In this POWERcast Congressman Barney Frank talks about income inequality and Stewart Acuff, organizing director for the AFL-CIO explains the Employee Free Choice Act. In addition, there’s a tribute to former USW President George Becker, who died Feb. 3. And, at the end, there’s a treat: another Creep of the Week. Listen
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