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Save the Date!
Jobs with Justice 2010 Honoree Dinner and Silent Auction
Welcome to WA State JwJ!
Washington State Jobs with Justice is a 14 year old coalition of over 154 member organizations and 5000 "I'll Be There" individual pledgers fighting together for workers' rights and economic & social justice. Whether through creative, direct action on the streets or our Workers' Rights Board in CEO board rooms, we are committed to supporting working people and their families. Read more about JwJ by clicking the About JwJ link above.
This website was created to provide more information about the work that JwJ activists and organizations are doing around the state. Please feel free to browse around the site, or check out our most frequently visited pages listed below. See you at our next action!
- Calendar...
Craving action? Check out our calendar to see what
actions are on the horizon.
- Volunteer...
Are you artistic? Adventurous? Administratively-minded?
Whatever your style, we need all types of volunteers.
Take a minute to fill out a volunteer
checklist.
- Take the Pledge...
Ready to stand in solidarity with workers in your area?
Take the pledge to be there five times
in the upcoming year for struggles other than your own.
- Make an Action Proposal...
Is your organization looking for JwJ solidarity?
Read about our Organizing Committees to learn how to make an action proposal
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Save the Date! JwJ 2010 Honoree Dinner and Silent Auction,
Saturday, October 30th at 5:30 pm |
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Tacoma Workers Rights Protest, Aug 10 |
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WA State JwJ Newsletter, Spring 2010 |
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WA State JwJ Update and
Local Victories, Winter 2010 |
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2009 Scrooge of the Year Awarded,
Consortium Director Nguyen Skips Party Speechless After JwJ Delivery |
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JwJ Victories, Fall 2009 |
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JwJ Updates and Victories,
Summer 2009 |
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JwJ Updates and Victories, April 2009 |
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JwJ Updates and Victories, March 2009 |
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JwJ Calls For a People's Bailout |
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Janitors Win Wage and Pension Increase with New Contract |
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Working Poor Retain "Downtown Tacoma" Shelter |
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Immokalee Workers Take on the Fast Food Industry and Win! |
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The Working Poor Organize and Gain Support to Stop the Sweeps in Seattle |
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