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On this day in Labor History

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October 25, 1949

In what becomes known as the Great Hawaiian Dock Strike, a six-month struggle to win wage parity with mainland dock workers ends, in victory - 1949

October 2, 1949

Joining with 400,000 coal miners already on strike, 500,000 CIO steel workers close down the nation’s foundries, steel and iron mills, demanding pensions and better wages and working conditions - 1949

February 14, 1949

Asbestos miners in Asbestos, Quebec strike for safety and health

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