Case 1
Contains 249 Results:
Why Wal-mart Works and Why That Makes Some People Crazy, 2005
[Pro-Walmart film] Through personal stories of associates, tales of Hurrican Katrina and Wal-Mart, and fascinating facts about the company, documentary producers Ron and Robert Galloway present a free market look at the world's largest company, and how Wal-Mart's quest for excellence has created a unique business environment.
Women Can Build California, 2002
Inspirational testimonials of women in the construction industry advocating and encouraging more women into industry. Produced by Building California Careers & Tradeswomen, Inc.
Women Opening Doors: Voices of Japanese Women, Temporary & Part-Time Workers, 2004
Documentary on temporary and part time workers in Japan. Produced by Video juku, Asian Women Workers' Centers (Japan). Directed by Emiko Aono
Mujeres Que Se Organizan Avanzan/Women Who Organize Make Progress, 2001 Mar 1
Documentary about women engaged in transborder organizing and indigenous migration and empowerment with the Frente IndÃgena de Organizaiciones Binacionales (FIOB). Petate Productions
Work Worth Doing, 1987
"Work Worth Doing" with Lloyd Dobyns, a two-part back-to-back documentary inspirationals produced in cooperation with the Department of Labor broadcast on PBS. This copy distributed by the City of New York Department of Sanitation
Working-Class Hero: The Legacy of Harry Bridges, 1994
Film produced by Susan Franklin Tanner and the Harry Bridges Institute for International Education and Organizing. Directed by Heidi Helen Davis, written by Rob Sullivan
Working Together: State & Local Government, 1989
With Morton Dean on Labor-Management cooperation in the public sector. Focuses on 4 case studies. Directed by James Oppenheimer, Produced by the State and Local Government Labor-Management Committee, Oppix and Hider, Inc. Additional funding from the Labor Institute for Public Affairs (AFL-CIO).
World Business, 2004 Feb 20
Discusses the controvery behind Wal-Mart. Includes interviews with Kent Wong, consumers, and John Mack President of the Los Angeles Urban League. Other issues covered is the Poland health care crisis, emerging businesses in China, and the sports conference
Zoned for Slavery: The Child Behind the Label, 1995
Documentary about the harsh life and conditions of child workers in factories. Includes interviews of child workers, and mothers. Produced by the National Labor Committee, New York, NY, and Crowing Rooster Arts