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What is going on with workers in Mexico? Below are highlights from recent issues of Mexican Labor News and Analysis, a UE feature offering news directly from Mexico, with a labor focus and perspective. |
Why we're committed to global solidarityAs globalization draws the world closer together, workers' rights, wages and working conditions are downsized. Global wages are spiraling downward towards the lowest common denominator — countries where workers make as little as a few dollars a day. Starting from a longstanding commitment to international solidarity, UE believes that more than ever, unions must act and think globally. But a real commitment means more than just resolutions and meetings. It requires rank and file action. The United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America (UE) is committed to building a new type of international relations, focused on international solidarity and based on rank and file involvement. We have built relationships with labor organizations in a variety of countries and we have joined the ICEM, an international labor organization which links unions in various industries on a global basis. And UE made labor history with our pioneering Strategic Organizing Alliance with the Authentic Labor Front, the Frente Autentico del Trabajo (FAT) in Mexico. |
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