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EPISODE · Nov 18, 2019 · 8 MIN

Avoid Being Reactive

from The Million Dollar Organizer · host Bob Oedy author podcaster

In this episode, we talk about common mistakes made during organizing campaigns. Choose when to respond to management's claims. Don't go off into the weeds. Stick with proven tactics and issues that really matter to workers. Tell the workers what's likely to happen. The time to communicate is before filing for election. Let management make all the promises.

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