He called local religious groups and started a picket line.
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Cassius contemplates crossing a picket line in Sorry to Bother You.
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At the Hamtramck picket line, frustration with the company was palpable.
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They don't want to brings their children across a picket line.
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Stand with workers and do not cross the digital picket line!
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One Irish guy said he 'didn't want to cross the picket line.
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Junior doctors stand on the picket line outside Maidstone Hospital in Kent.
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Once, the group brought sandwiches and coffee to a women's picket line.
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The General Motors picket line is a hot campaign stop these days.
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All of the candidates said they wouldn't cross those workers' picket line.
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Is taking advantage of Amazon's flash sale akin to crossing the picket line?
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Beto O'Rourke will join a McDonald's picket line Saturday in Charleston, South Carolina.
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The announcement of layoffs puts them on either side of the picket line.
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It's up to you if you want to cross the digital picket line.
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If you hail an Uber on Wednesday, you're crossing a (virtual) picket line.
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As a four-sport star at U.C.L.A. On a picket line in Cleveland.
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Some artists crossed the picket line; some did not and stood in solidarity.
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All of the candidates have said they will not cross a picket line.
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The candidates had said they would not cross a picket line to participate.
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The candidates pledged last week they would not cross the workers' picket line.
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The Massachusetts senator joined striking teachers in Chicago on the picket line on Tuesday.
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On the Grandpuits picket line, the strikers fume when they hear the president's name.
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August 30, 1967, a group of protesters formed a picket line at The New
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In 1993, he was literally on the picket line against NAFTA; in 2005, Rep.
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On Friday, she married the man she met on the picket line decades ago.
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That's why I'll unapologetically cross any "Day Without A Woman" picket line on March 8.
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Sanders joined some of the Verizon employees on a picket line in Brooklyn on Wednesday.
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Chicago teachers parodied a Lizzo song on the picket line, and it's Good as Hell.
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Bill and Hillary Clinton's first date involved negotiating to cross a picket line at Yale.
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As a 17-year-old miner, he was also on the picket line at Orgreave.
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Junior doctors march on the picket line outside the Royal London Hospital in east London.
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The Vermont senator made an appearance at the Verizon picket line in Brooklyn on Wednesday.
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Still people cross the picket line, in order to get the health care they need.
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Many Americans today would recognize what was going on back there as a picket line.
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The musicians are now back on that same stretch of sidewalk — walking a picket line.
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She complained on the hotel's Facebook page about curtailed services and a noisy picket line.
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Journalist Eric Blanc gives an update from the picket line of the Chicago teachers strike.
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They urged passengers not to use their apps, likening it to crossing a digital picket line.
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Nick Faber thought he'd be spending this week on the picket line in a Minnesota winter.
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When teachers did make it out to the picket line, the Obama administration largely stayed mum.
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I'll walk on that picket line with you as president of the United States of America.
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I will not cross the union&aposs picket line even if it means missing the debate.
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They descended on Washington in droves to join a daily picket line outside the White House.
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Still, the candidates are not budging on their insistence they will not cross a picket line.
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It will be fought on the picket line and in the street as well as in Parliament.
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Bad publicity is the digital equivalent of the picket line, says Michelle Miller, co-founder of Coworker.org.
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Elizabeth Warren later blasted the automaker when she joined a picket line at the same Detroit factory.
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Labor union strikers form picket line barriers at the gates to the factories they intend to idle.
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Those left on the picket line would find themselves subject to cavalry charges and beaten with truncheons.
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Junior doctors stand on the picket line outside Basingstoke and North Hampshire Hospital on January 12, 2016.
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"To cross the intellectual and ideological picket line, I think there's something wrong with that," he said.
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The move angered the union, which recently set up a picket line at the refinery's front gates.
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Hundreds involved in the student movement from at least six universities joined employees on the picket line.
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Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders stood in a New York City picket line today among Verizon employees.
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"This film was made by a filmmaker who has crossed our nonviolent picket line," Barghouti told CNN.
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Despite a paltry $250 per week in strike pay, the atmosphere at the picket line is positive.
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Workers have enlisted the support of presidential candidates; in addition to those joining the picket line, Sen.
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Several union members walking the picket line say they just want a "fair deal" from the automaker.
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The group had been holding a weekly picket line at 50 Hudson Yards to protest nonunion contractors.
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They are continuing to take time away from the picket line to make sure their students eat.
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Warren swarmed as she arrives with doughnuts for the Culinary 2628 picket line outside The Palms pic.twitter.
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All seven candidates participating in the debate, including Biden, vowed to not cross the union's picket line.
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One officer, who had been patrolling a nearby picket line of striking Verizon employees, apprehended the suspect.
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Many consumers retweeted images announcing, "It's Strike Day!" and urged shoppers not to cross the digital picket line.
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Creating a culture of life isn't just about standing in a picket line with a "Choose Life" sign.
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He joined Verizon workers on a picket line on Wednesday morning, and also backed the strike on Tuesday.
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An auto worker here has been at this picket line every day — and she has lost her voice.
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Democratic candidates had threatened to skip the debate and refuse to cross a picket line at the venue.
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Monday she walked the picket line outside a school where just eight of the 456 students showed up.
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Get engaged, join or plan a rally, get on a picket line, organize sit-ins at lawmakers' offices.
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I was not only in opposition to NAFTA — I was on the picket line in opposition to NAFTA.
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Unless you strongly disagree with the position of the picketer, you just do not cross a picket line.
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Democratic Senator Bernie Sanders joined Verizon employees on the picket line, and Hillary Clinton has been courting unions heavily.
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But they proved fruitless, and the musicians were soon walking a picket line instead of playing Gershwin and Ravel.
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She had hidden her injuries from her parents, fearing they would forbid her from returning to the picket line.
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All seven qualified candidates said they would not cross a picket line, raising the prospect of a debate boycott.
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Cover image: Jerry Harris carries a sign while workers from the General Motors walk a picket line Monday, Sept.
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Striking student union members also anticipate undergraduates and more supporters to join the picket line in the coming days.
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He was a teacher for 37 years, and would have certainly been on the picket line with his colleagues.
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Video appeared to show hundreds of drivers participating in the picket line at the Uber Greenlight Hub in Redondo Beach.
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Under grassroots organization, thousands of teachers took to the picket line for a 22015% raise and affordable health care coverage.
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As they wait to return to work, workers have had some high-profile visitors meet them on the picket line.
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We're told the picketers will be reminiscent of striking union workers, protesting scabs who attempt to cross the picket line.
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On the day of the strike he attempted to portray those staffing emergency departments as having "crossed the picket line".
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A GoFundMe campaign called "Tacos for Teachers" was started last week to provide taco trucks to the UTLA picket line.
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Away from the picket line, Theresa Hill was sitting on a concrete planter wearing a Make America Great Again hat.
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Tuesday and instructed educators to report to the picket line or contact their strike captain for other ways to participate.
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Union leaders in Los Angeles expect some 241,2700 teachers, counselors, nurses, and librarians to walk the picket line this week.
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The seven Democrats qualified for this week's debate stage have all said they won't cross a picket line to attend.
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Beyond several campaign events planned, Harris will also walk the picket line with striking employees of McDonald's Corp on Saturday.
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Any Frontier employee who showed up at the picket line for 30 hours a week received $200 in strike pay.
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To qualify for the strike pay, workers must walk the picket line or do other things related to the strike.
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Against this backdrop, Arjona found herself on the picket line last week as part of an ongoing wildcat teaching strike.
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He'll join striking McDonald's workers on a picket line, then hold a Charleston town hall, then a CNN town hall.
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Maybe you broke the digital picket line and ordered an Uber during the May 8 ride-hailing app driver strike.
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"—Andrew Yang🧢 (@AndrewYang) December 13, 2019Biden chimed in as well, tweeting, "I won&apost be crossing a picket line.
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At one tense point, the candidate took his argument to a hostile, FN-supporting picket line at a factory in Amiens.
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Those of us who aren't making $230,000 a minute might be reluctant to cross a picket line — even a digital one.
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If you are inclined to shop on Amazon, and don't mind crossing a picket line, today's the day to do it.
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And that's why the medical school students, in their white coats, have been walking the picket line with us in solidarity.
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" Labor unions like California Labor Federation appealed to Amazon shoppers, "Stand with workers and do not cross the digital picket line!
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The strikers took to the picket line Monday, shutting down several plants and costing GM up to $90 million a day.
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" The new phrase lacks rhetorical zing; it's hard to envision workers on a picket line singing rousing anthems about "income inequality.
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Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts walked the picket line Sunday alongside striking General Motors workers at an assembly plant in Detroit.
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An estimated 25,000 Chicago Public School workers headed for the picket line on Thursday for their first strike in seven years.
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"He's been a Republican his whole life," Biden said during a stop at a Culinary Union picket line on Wednesday morning.
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On his way home he stopped by a picket of shipbuilders at Liverpool's docks, his first old-school industrial picket line.
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His security team trailed his black car all the way down the narrow lane leading to the picket line, just in case.
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Cash is desperate enough to sell out his organizing co-workers, crossing the picket line to go to his fancy new job.
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" They also informed MUNCHIES that "more than 30 production associates have crossed the picket line since yesterday to come back to work.
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Thousands of junior doctors in England have been back on the picket line protesting terms of a new contract with the government.
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Forming a picket line means giving up money they'll never get back, all so somebody else can make more in the future.
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And still today, we just settled a merger contract without a single picket line, or anything, because the power still exists there.
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For five days in April, more than 1,500 research and teaching assistants, community leaders, elected officials, and alumni walked the picket line.
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"I will not cross the picket line and I will stand with @UNITEHERE11 to fight for the dignity of work," she wrote.
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But the outcome and consequences of this strike, Hall says, are far more important than her first time on the picket line.
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All seven Democrats who qualified for the debate have said they will not cross a picket line to participate in the debate.
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At the scene I am met by a raucous picket line, one that I have been anticipating for over six months now.
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"If you're going to cross this ideological or intellectual picket line, then own it, and Adam Levine certainly isn't owning it," said Geragos.
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Some didn't because they couldn't afford to, but we stayed on the picket line to fight for the rights of all of us.
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Some consumers have said they are planning to boycott the company on Prime Day, in a stance against crossing the digital picket line.
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" Sanders joined a picket line against Verizon in Brooklyn earlier Wednesday, slamming the company for "trying to destroy the lives of working Americans.
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As the primary elections get closer, we'll likely see more of the 20-plus contenders in the Democratic field on the picket line.
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Thrilled at having tea with the First Lady, she nonetheless soon followed up with a letter rebuking her for crossing a picket line.
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To understand how union members in Las Vegas are thinking about Bernie Sanders, it helps to remember a picket line in the 1990s.
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Sanders joined members of the University Professional and Technical Employees (UPTE) to give a speech before the picket line, according to the Times.
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After the union informed the candidates of the planned picket line on Friday, all of the debate participants quickly issued statements of support.
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One of the hottest stops on the 20203 campaign trail was the Stop and Shop supermarket employees picket line in Massachusetts this April. Sens.
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A union representing striking Verizon workers said that several of its members have been struck by cars while on the picket line this week.
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A junior doctor on the picket line outside St Thomas' hospital wears badges in support of the strike in London on January 12, 2016.
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" Sanders had joined a Verizon picket line in Brooklyn, telling striking workers that the company is "trying to destroy the lives of working Americans.
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There's plenty of reasons to criticize DeVries for stepping across a picket line, but in the context of Chloe, she did an okay job.
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The bottom line is that the teacher's voice is most often heard on the picket line, which limits the opportunity to influence education policy.
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Audiences had to cross a picket line to see a production — without décor — of John Galsworthy's "Strife," a play that coincidentally involved industrial unrest.
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The largest job action of 2019 involved 92,700 North Carolina public school teachers who walked the picket line on May 2703, International Workers' Day.
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Another 7,500 support staff, who have been engaged in contract negotiations of their own, are expected to join the teachers on the picket line.
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Sanders, whose candidacy for the Democratic presidential nomination was endorsed by CWA, has long supported the workers, appearing on a picket line last year.
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There were fights along the picket line, with tourists throwing water and food at the strikers, who were more than willing to fight back.
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Instead, as they tumbled out of their town cars and taxis, they were greeted with a concert of a different kind: a picket line.
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"Palestinian civil society overwhelmingly rejects fig-leaf gestures of solidarity from international artists crossing our peaceful picket line #Hatari," the campaigners said on Twitter.
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Ms. Jayaraman organized a picket line, and soon Mr. Emil capitulated, hiring all of the former Windows servers who wanted jobs at his new venture.
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While some potential patrons have stopped at the entrance to learn about the protests and chosen to shop elsewhere, many have crossed the picket line.
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Jennifer Friedhart, a 271th and 216th grade science teacher at Beaubien Elementary, said teachers would rather be in the classroom than on the picket line.
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Sanders spent the entire campaign arguing he was fighting for the working class, and he walked the picket line in support of striking Verizon workers.
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Cassius' day-to-day anonymity is destroyed after he breaks a picket line and gets pegged in the forehead by a flung can of soda.
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As Wednesday's strike was ongoing, Uber apparently tried to incentivize both drivers and riders to cross the picket line and do business with them anyway.
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Across the Line, though, opens with a short 360-degree video introduction that follows a young woman through the picket line and into the clinic.
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His campaign has been run without writing code, without hiring engineers, and without Harris getting arrested on a picket line by the Menlo Park police.
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Members of Ryanair's British pilots union voted this week to follow Portuguese cabin crew to the picket line, with two strikes planned from Aug. 22.
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"The picket line is where we show our strength to the district, and it's where we get to stand together and fight," the letter said.
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And with a record number of US workers going on strike these days, we're likely to see even more Democratic candidates on the picket line.
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"We want to work — this is not about Amazonians being lazy," said one of the Amazon employees during a picket line outside the Chicago building.
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The D.N.C. first became aware of the dispute on Friday when the union asked campaigns to pledge not to cross a picket line, officials said.
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The endorsement appeared to convince Sanders largest allies, with many already crossing the picket line since the news of an impending endorsement broke last week.
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And nevertheless, I stood there watching members of LA's institutional art scene walk all over the picket line organized by Boyle Heights' activists and artists.
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Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton visited strikers outside a Verizon store in midtown Manhattan, and rival Bernie Sanders cheered workers on a picket line in Brooklyn.
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Coaches are not going to break a picket line, said Alison Eichhorn, a social science teacher and varsity softball coach at Lindblom Math and Science Academy.
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Extend unemployment benefits to striking workersThe biggest thing that dissuades workers from striking is their inability to pay their bills while out on the picket line.
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While on strike, Mr. Mesches walked the picket line in the morning and painted watercolor landscapes in the afternoon with a group of other scenic artists.
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Those who entered the meeting were called "scabs" by the protestors for "crossing the picket line" to attend a meeting in such a politically contested space.
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The seven contenders who qualified said they will not cross a picket line at Loyola Marymount University, where the Democratic National Committee will hold Thursday's debate.
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As the children grew, they would frequently visit the picket line, learning the union songs and crossing the street to ride in an elevator for entertainment.
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Sailors could not get to their tugboats at Saint Nazaire port because a picket line by striking workers was blocking access, Total said in a statement.
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All seven Democratic presidential candidates who met the qualifications said they would not participate in the debate if they had to cross the union's picket line.
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Businessman Tom Steyer followed, saying if the dispute between Sodexo and Local 11 is not resolved before the debate, he would not cross their picket line.
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Last Friday, all seven participating candidates said they would not cross the picket line of a labor dispute between a local food workers' union and Sodexo.
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Under Chilean law, unionized workers can cross the picket line and individually accept the company's contract offer after 30 days on strike, potentially weakening the union's hand.
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Washington was looking at options including broader maritime surveillance, as well as setting up a "picket-line of ships" to protect the international waterways, Esper told reporters.
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With holiday candy production in full swing, 400 workers behind the iconic Peeps candy voted to go on strike and took to the picket line on Wednesday.
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Sometimes, their teachers don't show up to work because they're out on the teachers union picket line demanding taxpayers pick up the tab for their plastic surgery.
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An industry source said the sales, which may intend to test China's new approach, weaken Canada's position, comparing their impact to striking workers crossing a picket line.
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"It doesn't matter who the owner is, even if it's the federal government, you're not getting the grandma off the picket line in Burnaby," said the source.
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If Rachel Stern's class had hosted their final critique on campus, it would have caused her students to cross that picket line and undermined the GWC's efforts.
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"Please do not cross the virtual picket line by logging into the Uber app as either a driver or passenger," the IWGB posted on the event page.
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Sister Maureen took to the picket line demanding compensation for victims and an extension of lapsed deadlines to prosecute predators and to lodge civil claims against them.
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One might even say that the quintessential experience of graduate school is no longer solitary labor in the archive; today, it is marching on a picket line.
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Tina Cunningham, another worker walking the Lordstown picket line, said she did not like G.M.'s battery plant idea, but said there might be no better alternative.
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The strike, which began on February 22 when some 20,000 teachers hit the picket line, has now forced school closures in all of the state's 55 counties.
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Heck, if you really need a reason, consider the fact that participating in Prime Day this year will effectively mean you're crossing the striking Amazon workers' picket line.
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Members of Ryanair's British pilot union voted this week to follow Portuguese cabin crew to the picket line this month with two two-day strikes from Aug. 22.
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"Say no to greed," announced British union group United Private Hire Drivers by Twitter, calling for a "digital picket line" in London and three other cities on Wednesday.
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As Democratic presidential candidates like Senator Elizabeth Warren join the picket line or publicly support the union's demands, it is clear that powerful figures are paying attention too.
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The deal was reached between union and company negotiators more than a week ago, although members stayed on the picket line until the ratification process could be completed.
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It was even suggested he might be crossing a picket line last week before he raised money at the house of a prominent player in the healthcare industry.
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To push their point, they have already told players to start setting aside money in case the players ultimately end up on a picket line without a paycheck.
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And they've got a powerful ally: Bernie Sanders, who has joined workers on the picket line and called out Verizon as exemplifying everything he hates about corporate America.
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In an interview last week, Mr. Schaitberger said he had warned the D.N.C. that he would consider establishing a union picket line if Democrats located their convention there.
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The food workers' union has said it plans to picket the debate, and all seven candidates invited to participate said Friday they will not cross the picket line.
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" Billionaire envrionmental activist Tom Steyer tweeted that if the dispute between Local 11 and Sodexo "is not resolved before the debate, I will not cross the picket line.
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"We absolutely believe we deserve what we're fighting for," said Meoshee Edwards, a 22-year veteran of the Hamtramck plant, on a picket line outside the factory Tuesday.
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Warren was first to tweet her support for the workers and declare she wouldn't attend the debate if that meant crossing a picket line, and Sanders soon followed. .
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He told me that his congregation wanted to join the picket line, and he didn't know what to tell them, so he asked me to explain my meaning.
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"Lyft is not directly crossing the picket line, but by partnering with the CNE they are making it easier for those who will," Antheunis wrote me in an email.
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I was not only in opposition to NAFTA, I was on the picket line in opposition to NAFTA because I understood — I don't think this is really rocket science.
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But they have tarnished France's image with scenes of barricades and picket-line violence just as the eyes of Europe are on the host country of the Euro 2016.
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On stage, speaker after speaker voiced their support for organized labor; one, Representative Tim Ryan of Ohio, even explicitly named the virtue of refusing to cross a picket line.
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She was 9 years old when she took her first turn on the picket line, joining her father during a strike at the Good & Plenty candy factory, she recalled.
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Yet for Ms. Garcia, one of the main annoyances was the proximity of the picket line, which would start up at 22018 in the morning, with bullhorns and microphones.
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In February, Sanders joined a picket line of 1,700 striking UE workers outside a locomotive plant in Erie, Pennsylvania for the first major manufacturing strike of the Trump era.
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And because tech workers haven't been on the picket line before, Reckers said, they tend to be scared to have conversations in fear of rustling feathers at the company.
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As Sanders noted in the debate in Flint, on March 22008th, when Hillary was First Lady she publicly supported NAFTA , while he "was on a picket line" protesting it.
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The Democratic candidates expressed their support for the union and the workers it represents, collectively saying they will not cross the picket line for the debate without a solution.
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General Motors shifted health insurance costs for its striking workers to the United Auto Workers union as its members walked the picket line on Tuesday for the second day.
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But you won't really know what Arsem is doing unless you get to the MFA (where you may have to cross a picket line) to witness the piece yourself.
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"We're out here because negotiations have come to a standstill," explained Athena Holbrook, a Collections Specialist and member of the union's bargaining committee, as she circled the picket line.
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SOME ON the picket line in Chicago jingled tambourines and blew whistles; many asked for selfies; all cheered when Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts promised to "stand with our unions".
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Verizon has said that consumers will be mostly unaffected because it has trained thousands of nonunion employees since last year to fill in for those who walk the picket line.
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Many of them walked the picket line with the more than 2400,22007 striking workers at GM and used their vast social-media followings to draw attention to the UAW's strike.
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When his teachers union went on strike in 2016, Ocul chose to cross the picket line and continue to teach his math students, while coaching his impressive girls' chess club.
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Classes start today, which means LIU Brooklyn students will encounter a raucous picket line—in addition to courses that won't be taught by the professors they're paying to study under.
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All seven Democratic presidential candidates who had qualified for the event vowed to not cross the union's picket line, but an agreement between the two sides was reached on Tuesday.
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"Personally for me, this is a lot bigger than G.M. and the autoworkers," said Mike Mucci, a worker who was on the picket line outside the Detroit plant on Sunday.
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The Vermont senator, an independent running for the Democratic presidential nomination, briefly walking a picket line with striking United Auto Workers members outside of the company's Detroit-Hamtramck Assembly plant.
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And in 2015, the D.N.C. removed the New Hampshire television station WMUR as a debate sponsor because a labor dispute at the station could have led to a picket line.
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It's the second time Hall, a UAW member with GM of 2900 years, has had to walk a picket line with her union brethren during contract negotiations with the automaker.
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Lyndsey Stuart, a teacher at Bartlesville High School, said in an interview with VICE News that the teachers have formed a huge picket line that stretches around the entire building.
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Inevitably, on Wednesday, there will be women who cross the picket line, who must go to the office or who buy a carton of milk from the male-run corner market.
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Nationally, 4 percent of its 2,200 petrol stations were out of fuel and a picket line was hampering supply from three fuel depots which were operating at minimum capacity, it said.
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Kristina Gore, who teaches fifth grade social studies in Logan County, said some teachers on her picket line had been prepared to give the PEIA task force a chance to work.
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I don't want to sit here and be in the picket line because they're being untreated fairly, then you got the other guys on the other side saying, 'No they're not.
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But before the strike began, Mr. Muti wrote to the orchestra's board and management, saying, "I am with the musicians," and he later appeared with the players on the picket line.
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Workers at Loyola Marymount University are in a contract dispute, and all seven candidates who qualified for the debate said Friday that they would not cross a picket line to attend.
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Passing cars are honking their horns in support of the teachers as they drive by the strikes, Lee told CNN on the phone from a picket line in Charleston Thursday morning.
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The Democratic National Committee, which sponsors the debate, said it had just learned of the issue on Friday and would never ask the party's presidential contenders to cross a picket line.
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Every 2020 candidate who qualified for the debate on Friday said they would not participate in the debate if it meant breaking with a labor union and crossing a picket line.
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In addition, workers who walk a picket line together for any length of time almost invariably come to see each other as brothers and sisters rather than as rivals for employer benefits.
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It added that nationally, four percent of its 2,200 petrol stations were out of fuel and a picket line was hampering supply from three fuel depots which were operating at minimum capacity.
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Bernie Sanders stood in solidarity with the 39,000 Verizon workers striking up and down the East Coast when he stopped by a picket line in Brooklyn Wednesday, as the Associated Press reports.
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" The blunt-speaking CEO, who once crossed a picket line of baggage handlers to help load a plane, also indicated a grudging respect for the pilots: "In fairness, their timing was good.
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The union instructed them not to talk politics on the picket line, especially after a scuffle broke out between fellow strikers when one of them showed up carrying a Trump 2020 flag.
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Juliet de Jesus Alejandre, who lives in the Northwest Side's Logan Square neighborhood, joined teachers and school support workers on the picket line on Thursday with her 8-year-old twin sons.
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He walked the picket line outside a Beverly Hills hotel with workers demanding what they called a living wage and helped convince Mayor Richard J. Riordan that minimum pay should be higher.
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GM dealt its employees' union, the United Auto Workers, an incredible blow on Tuesday; Employees' generous health care plan is being used as leverage to get workers to cross the picket line.
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My parents, who lived comfortably on my father's earnings as a textile broker in New York, never crossed a picket line thrown up by a labor union in pursuit of a favorable contract.
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Read more: People are urging boycotts of Amazon on one of its biggest days of salesSo the logic goes: Using any of Amazon's many services is crossing the picket line during the protest.
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Ross said she asked two Milton police officers on the scene for help when Teamsters put their hands on a production vehicle attempting to cross the picket line—and that the cops refused.
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The outsize clout of labor in Los Angeles, for example, was underscored by the difficulty in finding a place to hold the debate that would not require candidates to cross a picket line.
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Warren was the first candidate to say Friday she would not cross the union's picket line, even if it meant missing the debate, which is being co-hosted by PBS NewsHour and Politico.
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The show's memorials of protests, public and private, are proof that art and activism in such times are intrinsically linked and that art crystallizes a picket line for its generation and generations to come.
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Some of them will even be flying out to walk the picket line and give speeches during the strike, Amazon Employees for Climate Justice, the employee activist group organizing this show of support, said.
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The players — who are among the best-paid in the field, earning a minimum annual salary of $159,000 last season, and often more — began walking a picket line outside Orchestra Hall on Monday morning.
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After 150 cooks and dishwashers represented by the union Unite Here Local 11 went on strike, all seven qualifying candidates announced they would not cross the workers&apos picket line to attend the debate.
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"We literally gave up a lot during the bankruptcy and the American taxpayer gave up a lot," said Ashley Scales, 32, a G.M. worker walking the picket line outside the Hamtramck plant's main gate.
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The kicker comes when Paper Boi returns to the barbershop and instead of stopping at Bibby's station coldly blanks him and walks to another man's chair — the barbershop equivalent of crossing the picket line.
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UAW Local 22110 members from across departments — curators, librarians, accountants, visitor service attendants, and stewards — participated in the museum-wide walkout, moving through the atrium to form a picket line at the museum entrance.
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When met at the entrance to their own event by these same activists, they and a large number of audience members proceed to cross the picket line in order to hold this political event.
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Between 0003 and 2000 union members walked a picket line outside the company's office in downtown Albany, where workers set up an inflatable "greedy pig" and rat, said Mike Panzerino, treasurer of CWA Local 2177.
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In September, she appeared in Detroit on a picket line of car-workers from the United Auto Workers union, supporting their strike against GM. Upgrade your inbox and get our Daily Dispatch and Editor's Picks.
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So they go for coffee and inadvertently find themselves doing good by helping a young woman cross a picket line to an abortion clinic (weirdly set nowhere near the Planned Parenthood in the East Village).
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And many of Tanden's emails to Podesta could simply be filed under the category of "unsolicited advice," such as when she advises that Clinton should walk a picket line to show solidarity with striking workers.
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The protest affected all of San Francisco: after employers broke the picket line, and at least two people were killed by police, more than a hundred thousand people across the city staged a general strike.
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The Unite Here Local 11 labor union has asked the candidates not to cross the picket line amid the dispute, which erupted after Sodexo canceled contract negotiations with the union for a collective bargaining agreement.
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"I put it out just to set the record straight so that it would be very clear, in fact, the real story about that issue," Markey told reporters at a picket line in Lawrence, Mass.
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In the punishing 90 degree heat, they held red umbrellas aloft and were invited to speak, each voice amplified by a "human mic picket line", that echoed their words back in unison for all to hear.
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Biden's main campaign strategy is to win union leadership endorsements early on, and most other candidates are practically elbowing each other out of the way to show their support on the picket line for striking workers.
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Thursday's debate was thrust into jeopardy after all seven Democratic presidential candidates who had qualified for the event vowed to not cross the union's picket line as the primary field jostles for support from labor groups.
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Burley says that SEIU Local 503 expects that the American Federation of Teachers, the American Association of University Professors, and the Teamsters will support the university workers' striking, and even join them on the picket line.
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The debate, which will be held at Loyola Marymount University, had been in question since last week after the seven participating Democrats each said that they would not cross a picket line, if there was one.
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BOWLING GREEN, Ky., Sept 17 (Reuters) - General Motors Co shifted health insurance costs for its striking workers to the United Auto Workers union as its members walked the picket line for the second day on Tuesday.
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I nevertheless found myself at a threshold where I had to make a decision, and I decided not to enter — because, with all due respect, what possible art world event would merit crossing a picket line?
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While the city debates whether they want to agree to those demands, the teachers have kept their spirits up by rewriting lyrics to popular songs to apply to their strike — and performing them on the picket line.
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At one tense point, the candidate took his argument that borders could not be shut, nor redundancies outlawed, into a hostile, FN-supporting group of unionists on the picket line at a factory in his home town.
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Clad in hi-vis pink jackets, Sister Supporter forms a picket line to stop campaigners from the anti-abortion Good Counsel Network approaching women on their way into the clinic and brandishing graphic images of aborted fetuses.
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In my three days at the picket line, I only saw a handful of students cross it to attend the classes that are still being held, as the administration faces backlash for its handling of the protests.
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While walking the picket line of the Los Angeles teachers' strike last Wednesday, Linda Bieber and her friend Jessica Rhee carried signs that outlined a primary grievance of their labor union, United Teachers Los Angeles: overcrowded classrooms.
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"While LMU is not a party to the negotiations between Sodexo and Unite Here Local 11, (DNC chairman) Tom Perez would absolutely not cross a picket line and would never expect our candidates to either," Hinojosa said.
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Justin Madders, who speaks for the Labour Party on health issues, said that junior doctors had been left with "no choice but to take this action," while the shadow chancellor, John McDonnell, visited a London hospital picket line.
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Riot police fired tear gas and water canon to break up a picket line blocking access to Exxon Mobil Corp's refinery outside the southern port city of Marseille, as scores of petrol stations nationwide ran dry of fuel.
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On a weekday, striking workers in lemon-yellow jackets from the Confédération Générale du Travail (CGT), a hardline French union, huddle on the picket line in a show of masculine solidarity, defiantly cooking sausages despite the beating rain.
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Founded by friends John Schwartz, Jackson Defa, and Mario F. Chavarria, the business has been picketed by a patchwork of community groups since its opening, with protesters shouting "SHAME" through megaphones at people who cross their picket line.
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The exchange: The big picture: The populist Sanders has previously said that he does not believe in "unfettered free trade" and that he was "on the picket line in opposition to NAFTA" when it first came into effect.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The seven Democratic candidates who have qualified for next week's presidential debate in California threatened to skip it on Friday, saying they will not cross a picket line of union workers embroiled in a labor dispute.
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At least 46,19863 hourly General Motors employees will take to the picket line at midnight Monday, according to representatives from their union, United Auto Workers (UAW), as a result of stagnating contract negotiations with the Detroit-based automaker.
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Truckers will not cross picket lines, so if there are picketers in front of a factory that has finished vehicles ready to be shipped to dealers, Teamster truckers will honor the picket line and refuse transport those vehicles.
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The Tech Workers Coalition, an influential volunteer-run group of politically active workers in the tech industry, said it will be supporting teachers on the picket line, and encourages other members of the tech community to do the same.
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As locked-out workers demonstrate outside of the Canadian National Exhibition grounds in Toronto, "woke" Uber rival Lyft is shuttling customers to the event for free in a move that a union leader says is facilitating picket-line crossing.
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You're Smith or a player union leader, trying to rally your members for a strike—or maybe just imploring them not to cross a picket line, even though their mortgages are going unpaid and their bills are piling up.
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The group asked Democratic candidates not to cross the picket line at the university where workers are on strike after contract negotiations for better wages and healthcare with Sodexo, the company that employs the workers, broke down on Friday.
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Almost 20,000 teachers took to the picket line a day after a separate action to withdraw supervision and substitution duties threatened indefinite closures and four days after a first ever police strike was deferred by a last-minute pay offer.
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Nottage leans in to questions about race and class when one of the characters, a Latino bar back, crosses the picket line to work at the plant for less than the union workers make but more than his current job pays.
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Horne, a 403-year-old pit worker from South Yorkshire, was a regular on the picket line and had become used to clambering over fences and crossing streams to avoid the police road blocks set up to hamper the striking miners.
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Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders paid an impromptu visit to a Verizon workers' picket line in Brooklyn on Wednesday after being endorsed by New York City transit workers, as he continued to try wresting labor union support from rival Hillary Clinton.
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Mr. Sanders, who said he would join union workers on the picket line as they strike against Verizon on Wednesday, called for additional funding to rebuild the country's infrastructure and for laws that make it easier to join a union.
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Amy KlobucharAmy Jean KlobucharCastro qualifies for next Democratic primary debates Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report MORE (D-Minn.) joined them on the picket line on Friday in Somerville.
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Look, I was on a picket line in early 1990's against NFATA because you didn't need a PhD in economics to understand that American workers should not be forced to compete against people in Mexico making 53 cents an hour.
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Huerta rallied farmworkers with her mantra "si se puede" — later translated for President Barack Obama's campaign as "yes we can" — and led labor strikes on a picket line where she and other farmworkers faced threats of violence and police beatings.
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Senator Elizabeth Warren explained her policy plans to voters in New Hampshire on Wednesday, Senator Bernie Sanders walked a picket line with striking auto workers in Detroit and former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. courted donors in Bel Air, Calif.
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Informed by the recollections of Dawkins's interview subjects, it's about what it was like for children from families on all sides of that strike — with parents who walked the picket line, parents who crossed it, parents who worked in management.
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Adelle Thomas, her daughter Marie Higgins, and her granddaughter Catherine Starr join in the picket line in St. Louis protesting Mayor John Poelker's refusal to allow city hospitals to perform abortions, despite two court rulings outlawing Missouri's anti-abortion laws, 1973.
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In 2007, the Democratic National Committee canceled a debate after the top three presidential candidates at the time said they would not cross a Writers Guild of America picket line outside the CBS studios where the debate was to be held.
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I learned that strikes are always an act of back-against-the-wall desperation because workers never make up for the wages lost, no matter how good the new contract is or how briefly they are on the picket line.
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LISBON (Reuters) - Police in riot gear broke up a picket line of striking stevedores in the Portuguese port of Setubal on Thursday to clear the way for strikebreakers hired to resume shipments of cars made at a nearby Volkswagen plant nearby.
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Kristine Henderson, who said she typically specialized in kids with hearing loss at various district schools, worked from a lesson plan other educators prepared before they hit the picket line, passing out worksheets they'd printed for her mixed-age classes to use.
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Former Housing and Urban Development Secretary Julian CastroJulian CastroButtigieg slips in new national poll Saagar Enjeti rips Booker's petition urging DNC to change debate qualifications Televised Democratic debates going awry — so that picket line is perfect MORE has 22019 percent support, while Sen.
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All seven Democratic presidential candidates who met the qualifications to participate in the debate declared their support last week for Unite Here Local 11 and said they would not participate in the debate if they had to cross the union's picket line.
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All seven Democratic candidates who have qualified for the PBS NewsHour/POLITICO Debate at Loyola Marymount University next week threatened on Friday to skip the event, asserting they would not cross the picket line of campus workers locked in a labor dispute.
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So I decided to check out their planned protests in London—where they have decided to stop traffic in five key locations of the city until the Conservative government meet their demands—to see them in action and join the picket line.
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"The police do not have to intervene based on the fact a person is going to enter work or not, nor on how the picket line shows that there is a strike and tries to convince the person who tries to enter," said Carrasco.
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While the bill legalized discrimination in the state, its passage also signaled what she called an "activation period" for local activism: The kinds of people who would have never joined a picket line are suddenly becoming part of the movement to repeal the bill.
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Fox 5 in Atlanta reports that members of the local TSA union, AFGE Local 554, rallied dozens of workers in a picket line outside the airport's Domestic North Terminal, where thousands of flyers arrive and depart every day at the busiest airport in the nation.
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Based on the usual picket-line interviews, the membership has been well-prepared to articulate its position: we want a bigger piece of the pie, we want cars to build in the US, and we want the temporary workers to have a better life.
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It seemed equal part an earnest bid to get people off the sidelines and into a picket line and equal part showbiz hoopla aimed at bolstering a show that opened last week to mixed reviews and that has not yet caught fire with ticket buyers.
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Sanders said that he not only opposed North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), which was completed during former President Clinton's tenure in the White House, but was "on the picket line" against the agreement — another line that drew applause from the Sanders-friendly audience.
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Other parts of the labor movement may be an asset to the U.A.W. Bret Caldwell, a Teamsters spokesman, said that his union represented about 1,000 drivers who transport G.M. vehicles to dealerships and that their contracts allowed them to avoid crossing a picket line.
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DETROIT/WASHINGTON, Sept 24 (Reuters) - Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders is scheduled to join United Auto Workers members on a picket line in Detroit on Wednesday, underscoring the extent to which the longest auto worker strike in nearly 30 years has become a political event.
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Washington (CNN)All seven Democratic presidential candidates who met the qualifications to participate in next week's debate declared their support on Friday for a local labor union and said they would not participate in the debate if they have to cross the union's picket line.
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To do so, I had to cross a very polite picket line of perhaps a dozen protesters bearing no unifying organizational markers, but ostensibly led by a man on bucket quoting Bible verses over a megaphone, holding handmade signs and trying to hand out religious pamphlets.
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After 150 cooks and dishwashers represented by the union Unite Here Local 11 went on strike when contract negotiations with Sodexo broke down, all seven qualifying candidates announced they would not cross the workers&apos picket line to attend the debate, putting its fate in jeopardy.
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What's next: The Guild says that in a strike situation, "we all know that we are to refrain from crossing the picket line or writing for a struck company, and we're asked to show our solidarity by picketing, which is the public and moral face of our dispute."
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With that in mind, those of us who have been no nearer to this White House than a picket line would appreciate it if the president, in his last months in office, reviewed the case of John Walker Lindh with a view to commuting his sentence on compassionate grounds.
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" Robert De Niro, who met Mr. DeVito in an equity picket line in the rain at a theater in the Village when they were in their mid-20s, admired his fellow Italian so much that he called to ask him for tips before he directed "A Bronx Tale.
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GOP debate "winners" in 2016 included Carly Fiorina, Marco RubioMarco Antonio RubioSenate panel advances Trump's nominee to lead Small Business Administration Senate reaches compromise on religious freedom watchdog funding Televised Democratic debates going awry — so that picket line is perfect MORE and Jeb Bush, all of whose candidacies disintegrated.
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The unrest is one of the biggest challenges to face long-term chief executive Michael O'Leary, who was once quoted as saying he would rather cut off his hand than recognize unions and on another occasion crossed a picket line of baggage handlers to help load a plane.
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But by Friday afternoon, all seven candidates who are set to appear on the debate stage next Thursday — Joseph R. Biden Jr., Pete Buttigieg, Amy Klobuchar, Bernie Sanders, Tom Steyer, Elizabeth Warren and Andrew Yang — had pledged not to cross a picket line, raising the prospect of a boycott.
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"While L.M.U. is not a party to the negotiations between Sodexo and Unite Here Local 11, Tom Perez would absolutely not cross a picket line and would never expect our candidates to either," Xochitl Hinojosa, a spokeswoman for the committee, said in a statement, referring to the committee chairman.
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Labor rights The Democratic Party has long maintained strong connections to the labor movement in the U.S., and those ties were on display earlier this week when all of the candidates pledged not to cross the picket line if Sodexo and Unite Here Local 2628 did not come to an agreement.
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"Faculty and other employees on campus rely heavily on the classified staff and they will be getting regular support by having their employees join the picket line, refuse to do 'classified' work that is the responsibility of employees on strike, and by participating in various union solidarity events," Burley says.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersVoter support for universal basic income grows: poll Poll: Warren closes in on Biden's lead Warren surges to 9-point lead in California poll MORE (I-Vt.), who has long cast himself as a champion of workers, joined the picket line on Wednesday and he addressed striking workers.
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"Everyone in America should support you in this strike and the reason is because when you go out and fight, you don't just fight for yourselves, you fight for the children of this city and the children of this country," she told striking teachers as she joined them on the picket line Tuesday.
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"We were admittedly inspired by watching UCSC, and the fact that they have swelling rather than fizzling of support is extremely encouraging," said Robert McLaughlin, a PhD student in computer science at UCSB, who has offered to teach his undergraduates from the picket line on Thursday but will not be attending class.
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"I congratulate Ms. Carranza on being favorably reported to the Senate floor," Committee Chairman Marco RubioMarco Antonio RubioSenate panel advances Trump's nominee to lead Small Business Administration Senate reaches compromise on religious freedom watchdog funding Televised Democratic debates going awry — so that picket line is perfect MORE (R-Fla.) said in a statement.
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Europe's largest budget airline suffered a number of strikes a year ago after a rocky start to its move to recognize unions for the first time, and is under pressure again with pilots in its home market threatening to join cabin crew in Portugal and pilots in Britain on the picket line this month.
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Here are some of the sticking issues that could cause factory workers at GM, Ford Motor or Fiat Chrysler to walk the picket line as early as Saturday: Despite ballooning health-care costs for many Americans and companies, UAW members with the Detroit automakers have retained a golden parachute when it comes to medical coverage.
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The picket line visits of two of the leading candidates for the Democratic nomination — with the third, Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont, planning to join striking workers in Detroit on Wednesday — illustrated the importance to Democrats of winning the support of rank-and-file union members, including those who voted for Mr. Trump in 63.
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Andy Stern, the former president of the Service Employees International Union (SEIU), has in the past referred to UBI as a national strike fund—one that effectively creates bargaining power for striking workers by ensuring that they wouldn't have to cross a picket line in order to be able to afford their cost of living.
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If we had a single theme, it could be summed up in the old-fashioned word "solidarity": If you join my picket line, I'll join yours, and maybe we'll all go protest together, along with the kids, at the chemical plant that was oozing toxins into our soil — followed by a barbecue in my backyard.
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So by Friday afternoon Unite Here Local 11, which is affiliated with the powerful Culinary Workers union that represents casino employees in Las Vegas, had extracted statements from all seven candidates saying they would not cross a picket line to debate at Loyola Marymount, led by Ms. Warren and Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont.
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Educators who cross the picket line will not lose their membership or face legal action, but they will not be eligible for interest-free loans from the union strike fund and the union's executive board will recommend that strikebreakers no longer be eligible for part-time employment within the union, the union's bargaining team informed teachers in a letter.
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It's a debate that almost didn't happen because of a labor dispute: Unite Here Local 11, a union representing about 150 cooks, dishwashers, and cashiers on the Loyola campus, was at an impasse in negotiations with food service company Sodexo, causing Democratic candidates to say they'd boycott the event if it required crossing a picket line.
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Mad about the way the galleries have been rehung, figures from John Constable's "The Hay Wain" (1821), Jan van Eyck's "The Arnolfini Portrait" (1434), and a host of paintings that aren't actually in the National Gallery's collection (including the Mona Lisa, Sandro Botticelli's "The Birth of Venus," and Jacques-Louis David's "The Death of Marat") join the picket line.
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Ride-sharing company Lyft will also shuttle people to the event for free between 10 AM and 1 PM. Justin Antheunis, president of IATSE Local 58, says that this amounts to Lyft facilitating breaking the picket line, adding that he doesn't blame the CNE for trying to boost attendance while stuck in the middle of the dispute between workers and Exhibition Place.
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The hotel staff had left cloched plates of burgers and soggy fries for the campaign who were weary after a long day of flying from Washington DC to Nevada, and then motorcading straight to a series events, including a pit stop at a picket line, a nationally televised town hall, and then a fundraising dinner on the Las Vegas strip.
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One of the greatest debate moments of all time in my humble opinion was when Chris Christie just ended Marco RubioMarco Antonio RubioSenate panel advances Trump's nominee to lead Small Business Administration Senate reaches compromise on religious freedom watchdog funding Televised Democratic debates going awry — so that picket line is perfect MORE live on stage before himself dropping out of the race and endorsing Trump.
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ET features Jane Goodall, a primatologist, to discuss the climate crisis; Morgan Chalfant, who covers the White House for The Hill; Trita Parsi, a professor at Georgetown University and founder of the National Iranian American Council, to react to Trump's U.N. speech on Tuesday; and Randi Weingarten, president of the American Federation of Teachers, to talk about her United Automobile Workers picket line visit.
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We know that our collective work, from the scientists in the aircraft penetrating the storm, to the scientists deploying the glider picket line, to the modelers and folks working the physics of the storms, across OAR and in our CI'S, and across all NOAA Lines, we are working the problem in order to give the NWS forecasters the best tools we possibly can to keep America and our neighbors safe.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden Panel: Jill Biden's campaign message MORE of Massachusetts and Bernie SandersBernie SandersHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' The exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden MORE of Vermont have joined workers on the picket line.
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"When I learned that Emmanuel Macron was coming here and that he didn't intend to meet the workers, that he didn't intend to come to the picket line, but that he was going to take shelter in I-don't-know-what meeting room of the chamber of commerce to meet two or three handpicked people, I considered it such a sign of contempt for the Whirlpool workers that I decided to leave a committee meeting and come see you," she said, as F.N. activists handed out croissants.
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"When I heard that Emmanuel Macron was coming here and that he didn't plan to meet the workers, that he didn't plan to come to the picket line, but that he was going to shelter in some room at the chamber of commerce to meet two or three handpicked people, I considered that it was such a sign of contempt for what the Whirlpool workers are going through that I decided to leave my strategic council and come see you," Ms. Le Pen said at the site.
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But Bob gets shut down, first by Willie, who threatens the manager with a picket line of little people in protest ("I'm talking about 150 of these little motherfuckers all over the sidewalk out there … little picket signs and chanting and raving and using little bullhorns…"), then by his own mall's security chief Gin Slagel (Bernie Mac), who says there's no dirt they can dig up to get Willie and Marcus fired, once the chief learns about the scheme to rip off the mall—and now wants a cut.
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Sen. Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenWarren to protest with striking Chicago teachers Overnight Health Care — Presented by Partnership for America's Health Care Future — Four companies reach 0M settlement in opioid lawsuit | Deal opens door to larger settlements | House panel to consider vaping tax | Drug pricing markup tomorrow On The Money: Trump dismisses 'phony Emoluments Clause' after Doral criticism | Senate Dems signal support for domestic spending package | House panel to consider vaping tax MORE (D-Mass.) will join public school teachers on the picket line in Chicago on Tuesday, where she will be joined by the head of the American Federation of Teachers (AFT) as they support the Chicago Teachers Union (CTU).
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