AFSCME LOCAL 457 CALLED FOR MORATORIUM ON DEBT TO BANKS IN 1992

Al Phillips, President of AFSCME Local 457, Detroit Health Department. Born Feb. 15, 1937, Died April 16, 1994.

Al Phillips, President of AFSCME Local 457, Detroit Health Department. Born Feb. 15, 1937, Died April 16, 1994.

If labor movement had listened then, the people would be thriving today

Pres, Al Phillips headed local union for Health Dept., now privatized

(VOD: the resolution below was brought by AFSCME Local 457 delegates to the AFSCME International Convention in 1992. It warned then that the union movement needed to take up the battle against the banks. A resolution against privatization which included the same call for a debt moratorium was passed by the AFSCME Presidents representing Detroit locals on April 15, 1994. The anniversary of Local 457 Pres. Al Phillips’ death the following day, April 16, 1994, is now approaching. It is long past time for a mass movement of working and poor people to overturn the power of the banks.)

Banks resolution AP

 

AFSCME Local 457 President Al Phillips is shown at right with his local's delegation to the national march in Washington against the first U.S. war against Iraq.

AFSCME Local 457 President Al Phillips is shown at right with his local’s delegation to the national march in Washington against the first U.S. war against Iraq.

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