It's why middle school English teacher Karla Amaya is picketing.
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An injunction would temporarily restrain employees from boycotting or picketing.
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And it's not just salaries that have the teachers picketing.
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Workers began picketing outside the Frontier 60 hours a day.
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They were picketing a war movie, and I went with them.
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The findings detail several specific acts of picketing, vandalism, and trespassing.
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A General Motors employee picketing outside the plant in Flint, Mich.
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"The picketing of wireless stores was extremely effective," said Mr. Master.
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There were people picketing and then the show got shut down.
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I've seen Tom Brady supporters picketing with "Goodell is Hitler" signs.
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There are no parents groups marching and no earnest twentysomethings picketing.
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If they were around today, you know who they'd be picketing.
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Instead, workers will be picketing when the candidates come to campus.
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Thousands of picketing teachers and union members protested outside the district's schools.
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Workers began picketing after the automaker offered terms, prior to a Sept.
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She was additionally charged for allegedly parading, demonstrating, or picketing within the Capitol.
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It faced picketing, boycotts, lawsuits and pushback from local communities around zoning issues.
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They have started signing up for strike pay, financial assistance, and picketing shifts.
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Thomas R. Carper (D-Del.) joined picketing Teamsters in Michigan over the weekend.
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And mass strikes and picketing, in particular, pushed the federal government to act.
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About 48,000 UAW members have been picketing outside GM's U.S. facilities since Sept.
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While their teachers are picketing, students are getting some support in their communities.
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The number of teachers picketing hit a 7-year high, according to BLS data.
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Some 0003,000 customer-services representatives, landline-phone technicians and others are picketing the company.
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The Union has a history of engaging in extensive informational picketing and disruptive behaviors.
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Clinton joined workers picketing the Trump Taj Mahal, shaking hands and chatting with voters.
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About 103,000 UAW members have been picketing outside GM's U.S. facilities since Sept. 16.
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Nearly 222,000 hourly GM workers are picketing in the second day of the strike.
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They were picketing over layoffs, and complained that they had been replaced by Romanians.
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Clinic blockades also doubled from 2014 to 2015, and picketing outside abortion facilities quadrupled.
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Picketing lines have already sprung up along the gates to Cape Canaveral Air Force Station.
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Neither effort worked, though, and more than 2,000 teachers are now picketing on the streets.
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The USW group carried signs that said "coming soon" and showed silhouettes of people picketing.
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Teachers working without contracts opened the day by picketing outside schools in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh.
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Investors hoping for a comfortable retirement became protesters overnight, picketing outside banks and government offices.
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He favored public agitation, picketing, and protest—even when that meant the risk of arrest.
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Luis Gutiérrez (D-Ill.), who've taken the rare step of picketing the White House. 6.
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These employees "debated a couple of options, including picketing the doctor's private practice," Thompson writes.
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If there is a strike, visitors could witness workers picketing outside casino-hotels still in negotiations.
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Since 1965, a small, polite group of gays and lesbians had been picketing outside Liberty Hall.
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And last year they experienced nearly 122,600 disruptive events, including internet harassment, bomb threats and picketing.
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On his arrival, employees promptly organized a union and began picketing the paper's 11th Street offices.
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Demonstrators objecting to this wimpy policy are picketing a number of offices of these Democratic senators.
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Even though the strike ended before his scheduled four-hour picketing shift that started at 7 p.m.
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Following Golunov's arrest, demonstrators began picketing outside Moscow police headquarters and did not let up for days.
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Much of the modern workforce cannot reasonably engage in the "traditional" concerted activity of strikes or picketing.
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But within 15 minutes of raucous picketing outside her small store, Fitzgibbens agreed to support the boycott.
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Picketing with striking workers is now a regular stop on the campaign trail for several 2020 contenders.
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Post-picketing, the Girls took to Lower Manhattan, postering the neighborhood with their message and their outrage.
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And these workers are subject to big restrictions on striking or picketing against such "third party" companies.
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To receive the payments, members must be in good standing and actively picketing to receive the pay.
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"When we started picketing this dump, it wasn't nearly like this," he says, ambling across the plaza.
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About 48,000 UAW members have been on strike and picketing outside GM's U.S. facilities since Sept. 16.
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It's ironic, because him being a gangster, he's complaining, he's picketing the FBI building, which was totally insane.
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It also said that striking workers had been picketing, had set up road blockades and damaged some equipment.
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As the icing on the anti-labor cake, it would also make public union picketing a fireable offense.
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Harvard has faced problems of its own, with cafeteria workers picketing over what they say are unfair wages.
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Since the 2016 election, abortion providers have reported a spike in incidents of vandalism, trespassing, harassment and picketing.
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Martin O'Malley, had taken the remarkable step of picketing the DNC building in protest of the debate schedule.
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The proposal ups GM's planned investment from $7 billion originally offered before the UAW started picketing Sept. 16.
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Late Wednesday, the union representing the picketing Los Angeles teachers announced it would return to the bargaining table Thursday.
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But many of them weren't anywhere near the location where demonstrators have been picketing the controversial $3.7 billion pipeline.
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Atlantic City's main casino workers union has begun picketing against the Trump Taj Mahal casino amid a contract dispute.
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"We are going to use legal means, our constitution allows for picketing, for peaceful demonstrations and boycotts," Odinga added.
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Polls showed that the public supported the picketing teachers across the country who protested low pay and classroom funding.
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On the first day of classes, he walked through crowds of picketing professors and students to enter the campus.
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On Wednesday afternoon, several dozen workers picketing a Verizon store in Manhattan cheered as Clinton arrived to show her support.
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The NAF's most recent report identified 99,409 picketing incidents and 43,038 incidents of trespassing or obstruction in 2018—record highs.
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We're so fearful every time we drive up to our house: Are the neighbors going to be picketing out front?
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The delayed endorsements have not stopped candidates from meeting with labor leaders, speaking at union conferences and picketing with workers.
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Members of the DCTA have begun meeting to make signs, write chants and practice picketing, according to CNN affiliate KDVR.
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In those states, picketing teachers traveled to capitols to demand that lawmakers, largely Republicans, raise taxes and increase education funding.
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Picketing is a highly public way of putting pressure on managers and is only accessible to those who aren't criminalized.
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The labor unrest started with a teachers strike in West Virginia and ended with Marriott workers picketing across four states.
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Defense lawyers say the Teamsters Local 25 members were engaged in legitimate picketing activities as the union tried to negotiate jobs.
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With the minister at the limelight, Negroes there began a campaign of sit-ins at lunch counters, picketing and protest marches.
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Organizers got the taco idea from the teacher strike in West Virginia last year, when pizza was delivered to those picketing.
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Teachers in six other states soon followed, and by the end of the year, Marriott workers were picketing in four states.
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Last year's labor unrest started with a teachers strike in West Virginia and ended with Marriott workers picketing across four states.
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Around 2628,28500 members of the Oakland Education Association (OEA) began picketing Thursday outside 6900 schools in the Oakland Unified School District.
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A wily litigator and effective lobbyist, he supported direct action—occupying buildings, mustering demonstrations, and picketing building work that desecrated sacred sites.
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The city's plan provoked a backlash, with some gardeners picketing City Hall, holding placards that they would later recycle for rabbit fencing.
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She wants to be the one who is picketing, she wants to be the one who is yelling and screaming at people.
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Thousands of striking teachers and supporters fanned out across the sprawling district for a series of rallies and picketing again on Thursday.
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Protesters have set up a permanent camp in front of the federal courthouse, with others blocking, interrupting, and picketing Board-related meetings.
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The circus is a wild success, though people in the town condemn it as a breeding ground for "abominations," protesting and picketing.
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They urged drivers to boycott ride-hailing applications for 24 hours and to instead spend the day picketing to demand more money.
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She joined 14-year-old New Yorker Alexandria Villasenor on Friday, who began picketing outside the United Nations in New York December.
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The conversations about whether to stay or go are taking place during breaks in the picketing inside and outside the capitol building here.
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The Women's March website provides guides and materials covering the basics from defining civil disobedience and picketing to how to organize a demonstration.
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Later, she was greeted at her regular picketing spot by more press, including VICE, New York's WPIX 11, and a Belgian TV crew.
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NYC230AR begins picketing outside the church and then walks ahead of the procession and claims the sidewalk directly across from the clinic's entrance.
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They've urged drivers to boycott ride-sharing applications for 24 hours Wednesday and to instead spend the day picketing to demand more money.
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As I stood across the street, snapping more pictures of the ongoing picketing, a passerby leaned over to ask what exactly was happening.
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Buy it here >>Megan Phelps-Roper is a member of the family infamous for picketing military funerals and protesting homosexuality (among other things).
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Donald Wildmon, a right-wing instigator and head of the American Family Association, organized a picketing campaign at Universal Pictures in Los Angeles.
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UNITE HERE 11, which represents about 32,000 hospitality workers in southern California and Arizona, said workers started picketing at Loyola Marymount last month.
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Other lobbying efforts focused heavily on Cuomo, Rogers-Wright said, including picketing his appearances around the state and pushing him to reject fracking.
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They have to do only with collective bargaining and "closely related" activities "such as picketing", he wrote, not to the terms of employment contracts.
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These days, it's not unusual to see presidential candidates marching with McDonald's workers or picketing with striking grocery store employees, like Elizabeth Warren did.
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Picketing and clinic blockades is inherently limited in its success, and for the movement it is as much about staying visible as stopping abortions.
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From Georgia to Michigan, outside more than 50 US factories, they are picketing around the clock, venting their anger over the company's recent decisions.
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Warehouse workers and labor rights activists have been protesting the move for months, picketing outside the company's Manhattan retail store on Fridays and Sundays.
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"We need them there," said a 20-year United flight attendant who was picketing outside Newark Liberty International Airport and declined to give her name.
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The teachers were picketing in front of a school Thursday near Pittsburgh, when a fire broke out in a house across the street, authorities said.
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The NAF recorded 99,409 picketing incidents in 2018 — more than any other year since 1977, when the organization first began tracking protests against abortion providers.
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Ms. Gump also joined an advocacy group called Chicago Life Community in picketing the missile division of the defense contractor then known as Morton-Thiokol.
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In 1966, she created the Media Workshop to counter racism in journalism and advertising through grassroots organizing, which meant picketing in the streets for change.
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Sanders's supporters have alleged that the press has unfairly treated the Vermont senator's candidacy, even picketing CNN to protest a "media blackout" of their candidate.
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Representative John Conyers and Rosa Parks, picketing General Motors headquarters in Detroit in 1986, in protest of the company's decision to close five Michigan plants.
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She pointed to the Clayton Antitrust Act of 1914, which exempted unions from previous legislation that left them vulnerable to charges of "conspiracy" for picketing.
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We're told WBC members set up shop outside the concert, picketing with hateful messages, and Kim decided to step out and show them what's up.
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From Georgia to Michigan, outside more than 50 US factories, workers have been picketing around the clock, venting their anger over the company's recent decisions.
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Conrad made various attempts over the years to convince Young to release the recordings, even picketing appearances the bearded composer made, but was never successful.
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Michigan Republican lawmakers attempted to enact legislation that could have imposed draconian penalties on picketing workers and made it easier to permanently replace lawfully striking employees.
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So, for example, speech in the public forum such as marching, demonstrating, picketing, soliciting funds, and handing out literature has been given the broadest constitutional protection.
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But last month, the 31-year-old welder stood outside the plant with hundreds of co-workers, picketing against pay cuts and singing patriotic battle hymns.
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Additionally, the Official Time Reform Act would clarify that federal employee union members cannot use official time on political activities such as grassroots lobbying or picketing.
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The Vermont Independent is joining teachers striking in Chicago and auto workers with the United Auto Workers union picketing against General Motors in Detroit this week.
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"You're a strong queen," Ilana tells a patient as she sends her inside, shortly before blowing weed into the face of one of the people picketing outside.
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Most people know the Westboro Baptist Church for its continued picketing at events generally seen as national tragedies, such as mass shootings, LGBTQ events, and military funerals.
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She joined civil rights protesters in picketing a Woolworth's in Times Square in 1960 to support black sit-ins at the store's lunch counters in the South.
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DETROIT — A United Auto Workers member was struck and killed while picketing Tuesday morning outside a General Motors assembly plant in Tennessee, according to local law enforcement.
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Hundreds of them swarmed the streets, chanting and picketing outside Uber's office in suburban LA. They asked customers to use public transportation instead of using the apps.
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Source: Times interview and the group's website _____ What It Is: A Kansas church, established in 1955, it is best known for picketing funerals and scenes of tragedy.
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Some locals and members of the LA Tenants Union have responded by picketing Wurstküche, demonstrating in front of the restaurant, and launching the website WurstkucheSucks dot com.
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Its Normandy, Donges, Grandpuits, La Mede and Feyzin refineries were operating normally, storing output as they await the end of picketing at their gates, the group said.
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The union began talks with Sodexo this spring, but said the company recently canceled scheduled contract negotiations after workers and students began picketing on campus in November.
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Last week, supervising producer Ellie Carbajal told the Boston jury that she was the subject of racist taunts and Lakshmi was physically threatened while the men were picketing.
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If hospital management and the New York State Nurses Association cannot reach a deal by April 2, 10,000 nurses will stop showing up for work and start picketing.
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If hospital management and the New York State Nurses Association cannot reach a deal by April 2, 10,2000 nurses will stop showing up for work and start picketing.
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Dave Smith, a laid-off Lordstown worker who was picketing Tuesday in Detroit, said he hopes the union can deliver on bringing new product to the Ohio plant.
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The news comes amidst a backdrop of Uber drivers striking in protest of the impending public offering, with some drivers picketing in front of Uber's San Francisco headquarters.
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The number of threats of danger or death rose to 62 from 33, and more than 78,000 incidents of protests and picketing at clinics were reported as well.
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The Feminist Majority Foundation and the National Abortion Federation have documented an alarming uptick in clinics experiencing severe violence, threats, targeted intimidation, and picketing since the 2016 election.
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Griffith will be picketing along with about 235 other pilots from Atlas and air cargo conglomerate Air Transport Services Group (ATSG), which also has a contract with Amazon.
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Our local, state and federal representatives need to address this crisis so teachers don't have to spend their days picketing in the streets instead of teaching in classrooms.
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From walking the local precincts with mom in elementary school to picketing for down ballot issues in high school, my childhood was colored with memories of galvanized action.
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The pilots were picketing outside ABX headquarters in Wilmington, Ohio, and Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport, where DHL, one of ABX's big customers, has its North American hub.
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Since the strike began, she's been spending nearly all her time either picketing at her home school or demonstrating at the state capitol, a three-hour drive away.
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A group of about 10 demonstrators handed out leaflets to receptive tourists and museum staff while picketing the attendees who walked toward the award reception with large posters.
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The members had performed what Ms. Jayaraman called "sweat equity" — fund-raising, picketing restaurants, catering, meeting politicians — in order to become worker-owners of Colors when it opened.
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Before the arrest, a union spokesman said the picketing was directed against non-union Santas and any store that would charge admission for a child to see Santa.
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Local 32993 began talks with Sodexo in March, but said the company last week canceled scheduled contract negotiations after workers and students began picketing on campus in November.
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The U.S. Supreme Court ruled in 2011 that the church's picketing at a private funeral and even hurtful protest messages were protected by the U.S. Constitution's First Amendment.
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The Wilson watchfire was the latest in a sensational campaign of protesting that began two years earlier in January 1917, when the NWP began picketing the White House.
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First to depart was Esther McVey, one of only two female candidates, after she appeared to endorse homophobia by supporting parents picketing a school that taught L.G.B.T. rights.
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Hundreds of drivers swarmed the streets, chanting and picketing outside Uber's office in suburban LA. They asked customers to use public transportation Monday instead of using the apps.
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According to the game developers, voice actors, and labor scholars who study the game industry, it's not the 450 people picketing outside Insomniac that game companies are worried about.
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The thousands of people that crossed Waterloo Bridge every week saw a formless, half-finished concrete hulk, surrounded by clusters of picketing workers warming their hands on smouldering coals.
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Workers spent the summer picketing and marching outside some of the country's most prominent hotels, urging the world's largest hotel company to give them more money and better benefits.
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If there is no agreement, the WGA is prepared to call for a stoppage and for picketing of the big TV and movie studios as early as Tuesday morning.
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Employees spent the summer picketing and marching outside some of the country's most prominent hotels, urging the world's largest hotel company to give them more money and better benefits.
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The approval marks a step toward better labor relations at the U.S. budget airline after recent picketing by workers and calls by union leaders for two executives to resign.
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"Just because these guys are big and tough looking and out picketing and yelling things in a random way" doesn't mean they are actually threatening individuals, Doolin told me.
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"Any new jobs will help the economy here, but it's not the same jobs," said Darlene Maddox, 48, a U.A.W. member picketing at the shuttered Lordstown plant on Tuesday.
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The New York Times put the story of the march on its front page the following day, complete with a picture of neatly dressed students picketing the White House.
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He joined in picketing a local hospital because of its segregated room polices, and was elected to the City Council in 1963 and ran for mayor four years later.
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If you're volunteering at Planned Parenthood or picketing the congressman who's voting against Obamacare you'll feel more empowered even if the crisis of the day is about North Korea.
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Both the memos argued that balloons like Scabby served a similar function as picketing in intimidating nonunion employees from reporting to work or potential customers from entering a location.
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Both the memos argued that balloons like Scabby served a similar function as picketing in intimidating nonunion employees from reporting to work or potential customers from entering a location.
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Swift has also worked to dispel the idea that feminism "means something angry or disgruntled or complaining ... or rioting and picketing," as she said on a Canadian talk show.
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She and her brother, who also worked at at the factory, joined the walkout and were part of the small group picketing in the months before the unions got involved.
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If the CTU and its so-called Big Bargaining Team of 40 union members doesn't reach an agreement with CPS by midnight Monday, teachers will begin picketing at 6 a.m.
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On Monday police arrested and later released 9 members of the smaller Amalgamated Rural Teachers Union of Zimbabwe who were picketing at a park in central Harare, their lawyer said.
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According to their most recent numbers, internet harassment has risen exponentially, and picketing and obstruction have nearly doubled between 20203 and 2018, from about 54,000 incidents to 99,409 last year.
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She is also charged with another misdemeanor for "allegedly parading, demonstrating or picketing within a Capitol, evidently for her actions after she was being escorted from the room," Reilly reported.
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Gradually, Wilmarth would indulge his anger by writing protest letters and organizing fervent demonstrations, such as the picketing of a resale exhibition of his own work at André Emmerich gallery.
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The musicians of the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra, pictured above, have been picketing in front of their hall since being locked out by management two weeks ago over a contract dispute.
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Picketing educators say they have had to move in with their parents, apply for food stamps and pay out of pocket for classroom essentials like graph paper and science supplies.
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But teachers there, thousands of whom are picketing the Capitol during their spring break, are protesting a pension reform bill that abruptly passed the State House and Senate last week.
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But from G.M. plants to Chicago's public schools, workers are picketing — because, Noam Scheiber of the NYT reports, they feel that they haven't gotten their share of America's economic gains.
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It said its five sites (Donges, Feyzin, Normandie, Grandpuits and La Mède) were in operation and were storing output as they await the end of union picketing at their gates.
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In 2019, after a year of teacher walkouts across the country, it is practically impossible for a national Democrat to profess anything short of full-throated support for picketing educators.
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Prosecutors have said Steel & Rye was picked as a filming location after the Teamsters learned "Top Chef" was filming in Boston and a hotel worried about picketing withdrew from the production.
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Lawyers for Daniel Redmond, John Fidler, Robert Cafarelli and Michael Ross said the Teamsters Local 25 members were engaged in legitimate picketing as the union tried to negotiate to secure jobs.
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School buildings, parks, and libraries will remain open Though the teachers are picketing, Chicago Public Schools buildings will remain open and will be staffed by principals and non-unionized support staff.
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In one memorable action, she and other Satanists protested a pro-life group picketing outside Planned Parenthood by dousing a bound, gasping woman with gallons of milk (to represent "forced motherhood").
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"We should not allow any sort of hooliganism to rule the day in the name of picketing," said Kagwiria Mbogori, chairperson of the human rights commission, known by its acronym, KNCHR.
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The U.S. Supreme Court ruled in 2011 that the Westboro Baptist Church, known for its vitriolic "God Hates Fags" anti-gay campaign, could not be prevented from picketing at military funerals.
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TBILISI (Reuters) - Georgian police erected steel fences around the parliament and government buildings on Thursday to prevent dozens of opposition activists from picketing the area in a dispute over electoral reform.
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The law had been challenged by Phelps' sister Shirley Phelps-Roper, a Westboro member involved in picketing the October 2011 funeral of Caleb Nelson, a 26-year-old Navy SEAL from Omaha.
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Aggrieved by Tom Cat's handling of the situation, some former bakery workers, members of Brandworkers and others began picketing restaurants that used Tom Cat breads, late in the summer of last year.
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While she concedes she was "anti-abortion," she said she was never in favor of making abortion illegal, or engaged in tactics like picketing in front of clinics that offer the procedure.
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If members approve a strike, as they almost certainly will, and no pact with studios has been reached by May 1, fingers will stop typing and picketing will begin the next day.
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" He continued: "The growing mass character of the picketing operations is rapidly assuming the appearance of military efficiency and precision and is something entirely new in the history of American labor struggles.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday left in place a Nebraska law that prohibits picketing near funerals after it was challenged by a Kansas church known for anti-gay protests.
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The picketing led to the arrest of Day and several fellow-activists, and together the group resolved to go on a hunger strike until they were released and their demands had been met.
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The Vietnam Solidarity Campaign, yet another organization sponsored by Russell, collaborated with Tariq Ali to stage a march in Trafalgar Square in addition to picketing outside the Australian, New Zealand and American embassies.
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Crowds of teachers wearing red T-shirts took to Chicago's streets during the strike's two weeks, picketing some of the 500 schools across the city and holding rallies and marches in downtown Chicago.
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The Nebraska law had been challenged by Phelps' sister Shirley Phelps-Roper, a Westboro member involved in picketing the October 2011 funeral of Caleb Nelson, a 26-year-old Navy SEAL from Omaha.
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The Irish Centre for Bio-Ethical Reform, an extremist anti-abortion group, is already picketing maternity hospitals in Ireland, prompting many to call for buffer zones around hospitals and clinics to protect women.
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After picketing the gallery — impeding public access to the narrow path bridging the street to the museum — activists coordinated a range of disruptive events to coincide with the official opening of the 19703 Biennial.
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"They're a billion-dollar company because of us," one associate, who was picketing with coworkers outside a Stop & Shop in Middletown, Connecticut, said Friday in a video posted on Facebook by the local union.
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The elder Mr. Clay was a St. Louis alderman in 1963 when his picketing of the Jefferson Bank and Trust Company, which failed to employ blacks in white-collar jobs, landed him in jail.
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Barclay said after another Boston hotel grew concerned about picketing and withdrew from participating in the show, production company Magical Elves was forced last-minute to film at the Steel & Rye restaurant in Milton.
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"We are as committed to making sure we are back in these streets, back in the streets picketing, protesting, doing whatever we need to do," Derrick Boazman, a community activist, told Fox 5 Atlanta.
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But the court ruled that such restrictions could not extend to the sidewalks surrounding the building — where Mary Grace, the defendant, had been picketing with a sign bearing the text of the First Amendment.
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Just a few miles east was the site of the infamous Battle of Orgreave, during which mounted police officers were deployed against picketing National Union of Mineworkers members during the strike of 20203–85.
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After skirmishes over the weekend, the first substantial #BoycottByron protest achieved one picketing victory before it even began—the Holborn branch was shut down hours beforehand (a sign cited, with impressive vagueness, "technical reasons").
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It's in this context that Plane Stupid has mounted its campaigns, staging demonstrations at a number of airports across the UK since forming in 2005, as well as picketing the headquarters of major airlines.
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Demonstrators are picketing school board meetings, arguments are erupting on social media about whether religious accommodation is tantamount to special treatment, and there is a petition drive to abolish prayer in the public schools.
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For example, better understanding trade negotiations with China could provide insight into why workers at a nearby manufacturing plant are picketing, which could subsequently affect the prices you pay for local goods and services.
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Recent data from the non-profit National Abortion Federation (NAF) shows a considerable uptick in anti-abortion activity in 2018 — including everything from internet harassment and hate mail to picketing and obstructing abortion clinics.
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I'll tell you this: If you made that exact same script with that exact same director but set it in San Francisco and put Sharon Stone in the lead, women would be picketing it.
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More poignantly, the city is the site of the 1968 "Orangeburg Massacre" that left three black students dead and 27 injured after state troopers opened fire on unarmed demonstrators picketing a segregated bowling alley.
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Thunberg was 803 when she launched a solitary protest last August by boycotting school every Friday and picketing in front of the Swedish Parliament to demand the country meet obligations under the Paris climate accords.
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The Verizon affiliate, which operates in Massachusetts and Rhode Island, asserts that the NLRB wrongly usurped an arbitrator's authority because his reading of the contract did not comport with the board's new view of picketing.
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"In short, there was nothing approaching egregious error in the arbitration panel's decision to interpret the ban on picketing to encompass the visible display of picket signs in employees' cars on Verizon property," he said.
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Laughing at an outrageous statement from a politician has led to Fairooz being convicted on two counts: engaging in disorderly or disruptive conduct with the intent to disrupt congressional proceedings; and parading, demonstrating, or picketing.
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PARIS, Jan 8 (Reuters) - ExxonMobil France said on Wednesday that its Fos refinery was experiencing some problems shipping products because of picketing by striking union workers, but its Port Jerome-Gravenchon refinery was operating normally.
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We've got 14 gates here at the tech center [for picketing] so we've got to drop people off and pick them up for their shift, make sure they get bathroom breaks, that sort of thing.
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Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) declared that she was willing to boycott next week's Democratic debate at Loyola Marymount University in California in solidarity with campus workers who are picketing for better pay and health care.
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Meanwhile, Science for the People, an activist group primarily made up of science educators and working scientists, will be picketing in solidarity with Microsoft workers outside of Microsoft's flagship store in New York City Monday night.
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In June 1984 it was the site of a traumatic moment in British history—the Battle of Orgreave, when picketing miners clashed with police as they tried to stop lorries collecting supplies from a coking plant.
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A Teamsters local is asking to revive a union negotiating tactic that U.S. labor authorities and courts have restricted for decades: picketing that is aimed not at union workers' primary employer, but at a secondary business.
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Timothy J. Cooney, an assistant city housing administrator, was so impressed with Mr. Haughton, who had been picketing his office in 1967 seeking more minority jobs, that he quit his municipal post and joined Fight Back.
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A year later, 74 percent said that since black people had made some progress, they should stop their demonstrations; and by 1969, 74 percent said that marching, picketing and demonstrations were hurting the civil rights cause.
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He discovered that they were, as he put it in the video, a "mildly insane" squad of activist sex workers who specialize in weird pranks, like picketing the American Embassy naked in support of Harvey Weinstein.
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In July 22019, activists and unions in several U.S. states and some European countries used Amazon Prime Day as an opportunity to protest the company's practices by picketing and hosting rallies at various Amazon warehouse locations.
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" In 1990, Mr. Conrad took his grievances public, reprising his early picketing moment by standing outside a concert by Mr. Young in Buffalo with a sign declaring "Composer La Monte Young does not understand 'his' work.
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Protesters picketing outside Amazon&aposs Paris headquarters, as well as activists at a sit-down protests at a Lyon distribution centre ended up in a conflict with riot police carrying batons and shields, the BBC reported.
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MADRID — Taxi drivers protesting against Uber and other ride-hailing services clashed with the police in Madrid on Wednesday, cutting off a highway that rings the capital and picketing the opening of an international tourism fair.
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But lawyers for Daniel Redmond, John Fidler, Robert Cafarelli and Michael Ross said they were engaged in legitimate picketing as their union negotiated to have the company replace non-union drivers with its Teamsters Local 25 members.
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The Chamber also called on the NLRB to dump Obama-era policies that expanded workers' picketing rights, limited arbitration clauses in employee contracts, and allowed employees to use their company email addresses to send union-released messages.
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The NLRB refused to defer to an arbitrator's ruling that the collective bargaining agreement's prohibition on picketing barred the workers from putting signs in their cars' windshields, finding it was "repugnant" to the National Labor Relations Act.
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The 9,000-member Guild had said it was prepared to call for a stoppage and for picketing of the big TV and movie studios as early as Tuesday if no deal was reached by midnight on Monday.
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This is one of the main reasons why as SAG-AFTRA's Interactive Committee chair, Farley supports the strike that went into effect on Friday, and the picketing of game publisher Electronic Arts in Los Angeles on Monday.
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Nowhere is that reality clearer than at the airport known widely by its code letters, LAX: Ride-hailing businesses have ravaged the city's taxi services, whose drivers were picketing last week to protest the airport's pickup system.
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The news came after Perez stepped in to assist with re-starting talks between Local 11 and Sodexo, which the union said began in March but stalled after workers and students began picketing on campus in November.
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Despite the efforts of these ride-sharing giants to put their best foot forward for potential investors, this past week alone saw contract drivers picketing over 2018 pay cuts outside a Lyft IPO roadshow event in San Francisco.
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Teachers did make some concessions, but the deal represents a remarkable win for Denver's teachers, who have been picketing and rallying in the streets for the past two days, while school administrators struggled to keep classes on schedule.
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Teachers mounted large-scale strikes in six other strikes last year, but this one is different: Teachers are picketing their bosses, not politicians; the Los Angeles union is strong; and the district is trying to keep schools open.
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In her new born-again state, Summer was accused of saying that gays were sinners and that the AIDS crisis was a "divine ruling," which led to picketing of her concerts and burning of her albums in San Francisco.
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Okugbara said members of the trade union, one of Nigeria's two main organizations representing oil workers, also picketed GE offices in southeastern oil hub Port Harcourt and was considering picketing offices in the capital, Abuja, later in the week.
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A series of transmission towers and signs that say "Stop Walking" mark the top, but the views of Tucson and its surrounding mountains plus the groves of saguaros picketing the hillside help distract from the challenge of the ascent.
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"We are two women of color who are being attacked," said Secretary-Treasurer Geoconda Argüello-Kline after the union held a rally for workers picketing the Palms casino and resort, an event on the morning of the Nevada debate.
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The co-owner of two grocery stores in Minnesota cannot sue a union for picketing to protest alleged wage theft at shuttered stores that had been at the same locations as his stores, a federal appeals court ruled on Friday.
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"We're not protesting, we're not picketing, we're just standing there" -- outside the clinics -- "with information and we invite women into the unit if they want to come, and offer them a free ultrasound," said Marcie Little, the group's creative director.
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Doug Ducey had tried to prevent the picketing earlier this month by promising teachers a 20% pay increase by 2020 — but teachers said they did not trust him to implement the raise and that he failed to address their other demands.
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The 9,000-member Writers Guild of America had said it was prepared to call for a stoppage and for picketing of the big TV and movie studios as early as Tuesday if no deal was reached by midnight on Monday.
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If Trump and his corporate allies want to launch this attack on frontline communities, they should know one thing: The people stood up for their rights before — with picketing, with leafleting, with demonstrating — and they're not afraid to do it again.
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A few years ago I was on Eighth Avenue, also known as Frederick Douglass Boulevard, picketing a fund-raiser for a politician who was pushing for denser mixed-use zoning along 22014th Street, the "Main Street" of my sprawling neighborhood.
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I visited Ireland in January, where the Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation—at 40,000 strong, the largest union of nurses and midwives in Ireland—had just started striking and picketing for 24-hour periods (the dispute has yet to be resolved).
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For example, the bills would allow unions to once again engage in secondary boycotts and picketing, meaning that they can go after any employer doing business with a targeted company even if those employers had nothing to do with the union.
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My mother, a freckled woman lighter than many whites, faced adults picketing her grade school screaming "TWO-FOUR-SIX-EIGHT we don't wanna integrate!" because of an illogical phobia of the rounded tip of her nose, which gave away her blackness.
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He was arrested twice, in 1985 while participating in an anti-apartheid demonstration in front of the South African Embassy and in 1992 while picketing the White House in protest of the George H.W. Bush administration's discriminatory policies toward Haitian refugees.
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For Ringgold and her daughter, the writer Michele Wallace, the art of protest was a family affair; they practiced it together at the Whitney Museum, as we see in photographs of the two picketing with the Art Workers' Coalition in 1971.
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Stagehands and technical workers of International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees (IATSE) Local 58 have been picketing outside the CNE grounds for nearly two weeks—giant inflatable rat and all—after they were locked out by Exhibition Place, where CNE is a tenant.
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A Top Chef producer testified in Boston federal court that she was the subject of racist taunts and host Padma Lakshmi was physically threatened when four members of the Teamsters Union were picketing outside a restaurant where the show was filming in 2014.
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After five days of picketing and rallies across the city, the union's rank and file were pausing from strike activities over the three-day holiday weekend but have vowed to return to the picket lines on Tuesday if no deal is reached.
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Unions in Argentina are used to tough negotiations and they are not shy about picketing, blocking roads or going on strike in the pursuit of pay packages that workers rely on to keep up with inflation clocked at around 40 percent last year.
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Ad Hoc's strategy, described as "picketing, public interviewing and harassment" by member Lucy Lippard, focused on one exhibition, at one institution, with one key demand, in order to interrogate a much deeper problem: the gender imbalance in New York City's museums, galleries, and artist community.
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A U.S. appeals court on Friday said peaceful pickets by off-duty workers on their employers' property are protected by federal labor law, upholding a National Labor Relations Board ruling in a case involving a Washington State hospital that called the police on picketing workers.
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He did not join in the national anthem at a first-world-war commemoration; he opposes the renewal of Britain's nuclear weapons capability; he supports the restoration of many lost powers to trade unions, including secondary picketing, and the nationalisation of the energy industry.
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The groups include the American Freedom Party and Blood & Honour, whose members are white nationalists, along with skinheads and the Westboro Baptist Church, a Kansas-based congregation known for picketing funerals with signs arguing that accepting gay rights has doomed America to be punished.
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And they should challenge right-to-work laws and the bans on solidarity boycotts and so-called "signal picketing"—such as protests in front of a company that mistreats its employees—as violations of their Fourteenth Amendment right to equal protection under the law.
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" Approximately 500 artists responded by picketing the Met, which issued a statement that its "responsibility to the people of New York is best served by remaining open and allowing art to work its salutary effect on the minds and spirits of all of us.
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Barring an unlikely 11th-hour deal between United Teachers Los Angeles and the nation's second-largest school district, students arriving early on Monday for classes at some 900 campuses will be met by picketing teachers, who also plan a boisterous rally and march to City Hall.
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Paul Lukas writes that the recently unearthed memo, by Claude "Buddy" Young, then the league's director of player relations, warned Commissioner Pete Rozelle that a failure to tamp racial tensions "could spark a demonstration, large or small, or picketing" that could damage the N.F.L.'s standing.
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Doug Brown, a firefighter in Phoenix, where tens of thousands of picketing teachers rallied for a week at the State Capitol in April and May, said that educators deserved the raise they had won from state lawmakers, but that they had been too quick to strike.
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" His "guiding principle" of late has been inspired by the trans pop star Kim Petras, who responded to the hate-mongering Westboro Baptist Church picketing her appearance in Kansas City by posing saucily in front of the group and captioning the picture with a message: "Hoes Mad.
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As more than 30,000 educators from the nation's second-largest school district canvassed the county's rain-soaked streets Wednesday for their third day of picketing, the video from the parking lot of South Gate Middle School started bubbling up in parent and teacher groups on Facebook and on Twitter.
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What's next: The Guild says that in a strike situation, "we all know that we are to refrain from crossing the picket line or writing for a struck company, and we're asked to show our solidarity by picketing, which is the public and moral face of our dispute."
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An examination of anti-Muslim hatred in the last few years can easily devolve into a laundry list: armed demonstrators picketing at a mosque in Phoenix, arson at a mosque in the Coachella Valley in Southern California, a severed pig's head placed in front of a mosque in Philadelphia.
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Death threats to abortion providers, blockades, fires and protests at Planned Parenthood clinics — already hotbeds of political unrest — increased after the videos, and picketing ticked up fourfold, to 21,715 reported incidents in 2015, according to a study by the National Abortion Federation, a Washington-based association of abortion providers.
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GM employees, who are represented by the United Auto Workers union, also want the company to reopen idled factories to keep jobs in the US. From Georgia to Michigan, GM workers have been picketing around the clock, closing 30 factories and suspending work at more that two dozen warehouses.
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To understand just how devastating such a rollback to core environmental law would be, we need only consider what the world was like before NEPA existed, a world where leafleting, picketing, and demonstrating were the dominant set of tools communities had to fight back against unwelcome, unwise and polluter-friendly development.
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In southwest Virginia, a bit closer to the beloved land of Red and Minor Terry, the Daughters of Mother Jones joined miners on the frontlines of the 1989 Pittston strike, when members of United Mineworkers of America merged civil disobedience with traditional picketing to protest unfair labor practices at Pittston Coal.
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In one of North of Dixie's more haunting photographs (shown at the top of this post), a line of activists are picketing for housing equality near Los Angeles in 1963, and, just to the left, are members of the American Nazi Party marching up with their own signs blaring racist epithets.
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The strike—as well as a four-hour picketing event outside an Uber Greenlight hub in Redondo Beach the same day—is intended to draw attention to more ambitious demands, like paying drivers while they're en route to pick up a passenger, and parity with New York's minimum hourly pay for rideshare drivers.
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Mass picketing has vanished from the arsenal of organized labor, dwindling in the 1950s and '60s in the wake of the Taft-Hartley Act of 1947 — which put new restrictions on the power and activities of labor — and rendered ineffective by deindustrialization as well as legal prohibitions in the 1970s and '80s.
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A unanimous three-judge panel of the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Manhattan affirmed a 2015 ruling by the National Labor Relations Board, which said the Austin, Texas-based company's rule was so broad that workers could view it as prohibiting them from documenting working conditions or recording protected conduct such as picketing.
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A TV on the wall shows news footage of an anti-FBI protest outside of an Apple store in LA. The demonstrators are mostly white, and in some unseemly part of my scared, white soul, I realize I would have been much more at ease picketing an Apple store tonight than I was taking notes at an LAPD surveillance meeting on Skid Row.
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Nearly 50,000 striking workers spent their days picketing outside GM factories across the US. While both sides had made some progress during the contract talks — union leaders said employee health insurance premiums won't go up, and they've created a path for temporary factory workers to get permanent jobs — bargaining over pay and job security got so heated earlier this month that it spilled into the public.
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Nearly 22016,212 workers are still on strike, picketing outside GM factories across the US. While both sides have made some progress during the contract talks — union leaders say employee health insurance premiums won't go up, and they've created a path for temporary factory workers to get permanent jobs — bargaining over pay and job security got so heated over the weekend that it spilled into the public.
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And yet, at Paige's baptism, Tim describes her faith in terms that make her parents thoughtful: Paige gives her whole heart to every political action we engage in at this church — whether it's drafting letters to the White House to demand that President Reagan end his support for dehumanizing racial segregation in South Africa or picketing the insanity and waste of the nuclear arms race, Paige is always on the front lines, challenging, questioning, yelling.
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Cast with a mix of professional and nonprofessional actors — and partly funded by a union that the Congress of Industrial Organizations had expelled for its politics — the film revolves around a New Mexico miners' strike that requires unity not only among the workers, who begin the movie divided, but also between the miners and their wives, who start picketing in place of their husbands when a court forbids the miners from doing so.
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