IWW / Union Resources!

[Forward Union]

IWW Bussiness Cards [PDF] (http://www.iww.org.uk/about/downloads/card.pdf)

Whenever you go to buy something, use a service, or leave a tip, don't forget to pass one of these onto your fellow workers. Helping everyone unionise democratically is imporant, and this is a good way to get people in touch with the IWW. Print 'em off yourself! and get started now.

Know your rights [PDF] (http://www.iww.org.uk/advice/rights/rights.pdf)

Know Your Rights is "A Practical Introduction to Understanding and Dealing with Rights, Procedures and the Law in your Workplace", contains information which every worker should have.

It may also be read online here (http://www.iww.org.uk/advice/rights/index.html)

IWW recruitment poster [PDF] (http://www.iww.org.uk/about/downloads/get-organised.pdf)

IWW poster calling for workers' self-organisation against low pay, long hours, and lack of power at work. Put this in your workplace or school.

Shop workers flyer[PDF] (http://www.iww.org.uk/industries/distribution/flyer.pdf)

This leafelt encourages shop workers to organise.

[Genosse Kotze]

I was wondering if they had these (Let's not call them bussiness cards, eh?) for American workers?
Along time ago I was working at Starbucks and I only got the job there so I could help organize the workers in my store...but I got laid off before I could get any headway. But the IWW, in my opinion is truly inspiring. Their out there fighting for workers whose jobs have been made out as if they weren't jobs at all: "You work at McDonalds? Way to get some experience! (in exploitation). Even though my ass is unemployed and can't really help them out anymore, I'm still following some of their campaigns and reading about some of their successes makes me....wait for it....makes me a bit wobbly (zing!)