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Profiles in Dignity

Profiles in Dignity from the Public Employee:

• September/October 1999: Tower of Power — William Endsley (Ohio)
  
  
• July/August 1999: Quiet Man’s Actions Speak for Him — Tom Hennessy (Minnesota)
  
  
• May/June 1999: Solid Is the Union Arlene Built — Arlene Hartley (New Jersey)
  
  
• March/April 1999: Touched by a Unionist — Flora Walker (Michigan)
  
  
• January/February 1999: Protecting the Rights of the Members — Joe Ames (AFSCME International - Judicial Panel)
  
  
• July/August 1998: Making Progress One Victory at a Time — Joe McDermott (New York)
  
  
• May/June 1998: Rise, Gonna Rise and Organize — Jeane Lambie (Arkansas)
  
  
• March/April 1998: This Man Is No Island — David Trask (Hawaii)
  
  
• January/February 1998: A Labor Heroine from the Heart of Texas — Linda Chavez-Thompson (Texas)
  
  
• November/December 1997: An Organizer at Heart — Lillian Roberts (New York)
  
  
• September/October 1997: Raising Pay for "Women's Work" — Helen Castrilli (Washington)
  
  
• July/August 1997: Still Wanda-ful — Wanda Weaver (Oklahoma)
  
  
• May/June 1997: Founding Father — Roy Kubista (Wisconsin)
  
  
• March/April 1997: Taylor Rogers: "We Took A Stand" — Taylor Rogers (Tennessee)
  
  

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