Big Labor might have been able to afford them, but it’s unseemly for Tiny Labor to be sitting on hundreds of millions of dollars worth of elegant real estate in D.C., and I mean the Teamsters’ building as well as the AFL-CIO headquarters. Sell off the buildings right now, at the height of the real estate bubble, and fan out into storefronts and church basements around the country.She really does believe they want to live like ordinary people.The Progressive
And what’s this with holding this summer’s AFL-CIO convention in a hotel that charges at least $186 a night? Ever heard of Motel 6?
Monday, June 27, 2005
Barbara Ehrenreich on what unions should do
Comrade Ehrenreich of the Democratic Socialists of America has some advice for the union movement: