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- 0:02There are days when the job is.
- 0:04So hard.
- 0:05I keep asking myself, why are you doing this?
- 0:12This is the Labor Radio Podcast daily for Monday, March 2nd.
- 0:17I'm doing this for our students.
- 0:21I am doing this for our families, and I'm doing this for each and every one of you.
- 0:30You are here because you are committed to our students.
- 0:34You are here because you are committed to public education and public schools.
- 0:42Public schools and public education are the veins and the arteries of the city,
- 0:49That's from Workweek Radio on the Labor Radio podcast network.
- 0:53Labor radio network.org.
- 0:57Today's Labor Arts calendar and the latest labor arts News and events
- 1:01are available@laborheritage.org.
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- 1:08free Weekly newsletter
- 1:11in today's labor history.
- 1:13On this date, in 1990, more than 6,000 drivers struck Greyhound lines most
- 1:19lost their jobs to strike breakers after the company unilaterally
- 1:23declared an impasse in negotiations.
- 1:26Today's labor quote is by Frederick Douglas who said, if there is no
- 1:30struggle, there is no progress.
- 1:33Labor Radio Podcast Daily is supported by our friends at Union Plus, you
- 1:38can find out more@unionplus.org.
- 1:43This has been Chris Garlock for the Labor Radio Podcast Network.