Speaker: Tony Paris
Tony Paris is the lead attorney at the Sugar Law Center for Economic and Social Justice, a national, non-profit organization, dedicated to providing legal support and advocacy for low-income working people, immigrants, and their communities, where he specializes in worker and community rights regarding plant closings & mass layoffs, wage & hour actions, unemployment insurance benefits, and employee organizing/NLRB filings.
Detroit’s identity has been tied to the labor movement thanks in large part to our rich history of unionization in the auto industry. Who were those folks whose backs we stand on? What has changed over the years and why? What lessons from them can … read more.