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Worker Power Hour for Wednesday, April 17, 2024:
 
— Labor news featuring UAW heat at Mercedes Benz Alabama amid anti-union rhetoric from the Governor and large-scale strikes in Greece and Germany
— An interview with Teamster Advantage partner Stacy from WHERE'S THE EVENT!
— A fantastic conversation about important public service work with Teamsters from the County of San Bernardino's Public Integrity Unit and Crimes Against Children office.
 
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Worker Power Hour for Wednesday, May 1, 2024:
 
— Labor news featuring Cynthia Ayala, a worker organizer from Inland Empire Amazon Workers United, discussing wage theft from missed rest breaks occurring at her facility in San Bernardino and the fight by workers to win backpay.
— An important chat with Katie Langenstrass, United Nurses of Children’s Hospital (UNOCH) Local 1699 regarding worker power in the health care field, especially those dealing with children.
UNOCH is a group of professional nurses, therapists, and technicians dedicated to promoting excellence in the care of infants, children, and their families. UNOCH is affiliated with the International Brotherhood of Teamsters and is devoted to creating a working environment that enables our members to perform the high-quality patient care that Rady Children’s Hospital is known for in San Diego and around the world.
 
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Teamsters Local 1932 Secretary-Treasurer Randy Korgan dives deep with Redlands City Councilmember Denise Davis on what makes government work best, and what it's like to work for the proud people of Redlands. 
Teamsters at the City of Redlands are proud to provide popular services to constituents.  Councilmember Davis draws from a similar spirit! Korgan goes into Councilmember Davis' Teamster family upbringing and their vision for the future.
ALSO — hear from our Teamster Advantage partners at the Inland Empire 66ers. Catch up on regular ticket discounts on TeamsterAdvantage.org

The second half of this program is dedicated to a lesson on corporate America's comprehensive attacks on working families. Corporate America's power reigns supreme across all sorts of areas of society. These attacks negatively impact the everyday lives of workers and the communities we live in, from retirement security to health insurance.
What can we do about it? Teamsters Local 1932 Secretary-Treasurer Randy Korgan talks us through the possibilities for fixing these benefits on the path to building WORKER POWER.
Before that, listen to an interview with Teamster Advantage partner DORIS ELAINE, a 31-year-old business in Oak Glen that specializes in DISNEY BACKPACKS AND FINE GIFTS. 20% off in-store and 15% off online! Check TeamsterAdvantage.org for details.
Plus, labor news segment features an update on California's new fast food worker law.

Celebrate Women's History Month by listening to this interview with a strong woman in leadership: Local 1932 President and San Bernardino County worker Kathleen Brennan.
 Kathleen has been an active member of the union since its affiliation in 2015. Hear her perspective on the transformation of the Inland Empire since then and where she draws her inspiration from.
ALSO, listen in on a quick interview with Teamster Advantage partner Junk Dawgs, a local favorite in Junk Removal and Hauling. Teamster Advantage members get $25 off 1/4 load or more, $50 off full truckload. Contact them at 909-712-9525 — thejunkdawgs@gmail.com  and check out TeamsterAdvantage.org for more information
 

Teamsters Local 1932 Secretary-Treasurer Randy Korgan is back with the Worker Power Hour. TODAY: 
 
Connecting with our Teamster Advantage partners at Don's Bicycles -- check your Teamster Advantage for their latest discount offer. Labor news — Dartmouth University's men's basketball team has unionized! What does this mean for college sports? AND MORE!  An interview with Teamsters 1932 Business Agent Coordinator Carlos Gonzales about the Hispanic Caucus' engagement with local high schools, bring teens real lessons in the importance of worker power in contract negotiations.