Case 1
Contains 249 Results:
Life and Times Tonight Town Meeting: Shrinking Middle Class, 1998
Solutions to save our endangered middle class, speakers and studio audience questions, personal story of one man's struggle to support himself and his family, and the role of organized labor. PBS special, October 22, 1998.
Livelyhood Episode 5: Chipping off the Old Block, 1999
Host Will Durst takes us on a journey towards unwrapping the American work ethic, from different working people's perspectives. A lively, informative video that asks different Americans about their work ethics, motivations and meaning.
Livelyhood Episode 6: Carpool to Nirvana, 1999
Explores different modes of transportation in the quest for the ideal workplace Along the way we meet an interesting array of people from a veteran LA bus driver to Harley-Davidson workers who show us how to build a better workplace.
Livelyhood: Our Towns Show #104, 1999
Towns and their histories are destroyed to make room for urban redevelopment. The video stresses the importance of collaboration between big businesses and community to make change for the benefit of all.
Living Wage Videos, bulk: 2, 1998
Discusses the Living Wage Ordinance passed by the City Council in April 1, 1996. People protest outside of City Hall while a hearing was taking place.
Lo Que Usted Dice Cuenta/What You Say Matters, 1996
Produced by the Teamsters
Lost and Found, 2007
Produced by Visual Communications, Tam Tran's documentary about being an undocumented student
Made in L.A., 2007
This documentary follows the remarkable story of three Latina immigrants working in Los Angeles sweatshops as they embark on a three-year odyssey to win basic labor protections from retailer Forever 21.
Maquila: A Tale of Two Mexicos, 2000
Contrasts the lives of rural Mexican peasants and factory workers. Shows scenes of controntations between peasants and the military, rapes and murders of maquila workers in Juarez, and factory workers working. The video contains interviews from workers, peasants, victims, factory managers, and the army. Director: Saul Landau
Marty Levitt: A Dirty Business, bulk: 2, 1990
Former union bustergives speech with four parts: 1) personal transformation from buster to organizer 2) how he trained supervisors to see unions as destructive 3) the tactics used by union busters 4) tactics to fight union busters. A series of four programs in the Minnesota AFL-CIO's series Minnesota at Work -- Produced by Ken Gagala with the Minneapolis Television Network; director and editor, John See; technical editor, Tony Geer