Memphis Students and Workers Fight for Union Rights and a Living Wage

11:36 PM by Vanlyn Ramsay and Jeffrey Lichtenstein

This report comes to us from the USAS Campus Worker Justice Tour, a series of visits to campuses around the country where students and workers are fighting back against corporate outsourcing and the exploitation of campus workers.

Workers at the University in Memphis, like many public workers in the south, have no collective bargaining rights and face “right to work” labor law. Much of this state law can be traced straight back to Jim Crow...

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