1910 -- Philadelphia shirtwaist makers voted to accept arbitration offer
& end strike as Triangle Shirtwaist strike winds down; see Sept 27,
February 15.
"If the union had won," explained 1909 Triangle Shirtwaist
Company striker Rose Safran,
"we would have been safe. Two of our demands were for adequate fire
escapes & for open doors from the factories to the street. But the
bosses defeated us & we didn't get the open doors or the better fire
escapes. So our friends are dead."
http://www.ilr.cornell.edu/trianglefire/
http://complicity.english.louisville.edu/haymarket/meyer/
ALSO
1970 -- US: After 136 days on strike, Fisher Body workers ratified a new
agreement.
See John Zerzan's Organized Labor versus "The Revolt Against
Work,
http://geocities.com/cordobakaf/zerzan.html
http://www.notbored.org/stampers.html
