Which city was the founding place of the 'Industrial Workers of the World'?

Funny how Unions must defend their integrity, all the while corporations hide profits, evade paying taxes, rely on "evil gov't" to supplement their employees healthcare, and actively solicit Union officials with "favors." But it's the Unions who get the bad rap. Collective bargaining is the only device in which corporate greed can be countered

UnopposedYogi27101, another example of something once noble corrupted by politics.. the NFL being the most recent example

All true! but Where's Jimmy Hoffa????

I respect any union that does not force every worker to join... if they do.. then it's just another monopoly

First I know of the union. learning occurs.

Birmingham is an industrial city that's why I chose it.

An injury to one, is an injury to all. All social progress has come from union solidarity. Without solidarity we are slaves.. No war, but class war!

UnopposedYogi27101, it comes down to the human flaw. corruption anywhere and everywhere is due to the human flaw