WORKPLACE SAFETY IS A MAJOR UNION CONTRACT ISSUE!
Many of my What Now Cartoons have dealt with labor and the labor movement. This art blog is devoted to our on the job struggles against falling wages, sinking family income, and evaporating pensions. The toons are available in black and white and, or color for newspapers, newsletters and blogs, feel free to contact me about pricing. Please help support independent political cartoons.
Showing posts with label American jobs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label American jobs. Show all posts
Monday, August 25, 2014
Wednesday, February 19, 2014
"The Middle Class anchored to the Bottom!" (the new) "What Now Cartoon"
In 1974 the steady rise of American workers wages that had been underway since the end of WWII. Twenty five years of prosperity suddenly came to a screeching hault. No one realized it then, but that was just the beginning of a 40 year slump that sadly is still underway. Globalization, the decline of unions, consolidation leading to an age of monopolies we have not seen since 1929 have contributed to this Middle Class decline. At the same time the fortunes of the 15 have taken a sharply different upward turn. Are the forces of Globalization inevitably going to raise the incomes of the few and depress the incomes of the many?
We need a new vibrant Union Movement, before it's too late.
Saturday, June 16, 2012
Yet another example that the auctioning of America is well under way! As Woody Guthrie once sang, If you don't have the Dough Re Me...
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Friday, April 20, 2012
"The So Called, Job Creators have the Dough Ray Me, And they're Not Hiring, in the USA!"
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Friday, August 26, 2011
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