Too many people are living in the past. They have a romantic view of organizing--which was passe even in the 1930's. If you gave the great organizers of the 30's the tools we have today, we wouldn't be in the situation we are in today. I should really sit down and write up a paper called Modern Organizing and offer it for sale to the AFL-CIO for a million dollars plus a percentage of every new member organized!
I'm available for consultation,
Thomas Lehman
Charles Brown wrote:
> Yea Tom,
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> They don't mind as long as somebody educates themself to be by themself. No talking in class, you know.
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> Charles
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> >>> Tom Lehman <TLEHMAN at lor.net> 08/23/99 04:27PM >>>
> Charles, there are some possibilities. I've suggested e-mail be used more in terms of education. I can't imagine any corporate employer objecting to any employee wanting to develop his or her career. :o)
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> Tom Lehman
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> > August 23, 1999 New York Times
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> > Corporations Try to Bar Use of E-Mail by Unions
> > By NOAM S. COHEN
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