Workers Rights Baseball T-Shirts

This illustration is by Montreal artist and labour activist Tricia Robinson

"We Can Do It!" is an American World War II wartime poster produced by J. Howard Miller in 1943 for Westinghouse Electric as an inspirational image to boost female worker morale. The poster was little seen during World War II. It was rediscovered in the early 1980s and widely reproduced in many forms, often called "We Can Do It!" but also called "Rosie the Riveter" after the iconic figure of a strong female war production worker.

Mayday Themed Illustration

This illustration is by Montreal artist and labour organizer Tricia Robinson.

No human being is useless or unproductive, there are only people whose contributions under capitalism are not valued.

Company Profits Are Stolen Wages - Workers Rights

Immigrants Aren't The Problem, It's Capitalism

The union makes us strong.

I was furious when I read about studio bosses intentionally withholding payments, and rejecting union proposals to change that. This is my protest sign, you're welcome to it.

The Boss Needs You, You Don't Need Your Boss - Union

Daily Travel Costs Should Be Covered By Your Employer - Workers Rights

A rework of Walter Crane's "A Garland for May Day 1895" by Montreal illustrator Tricia Robinson

There Is No Labor Shortage - Liveable Wage

Stop glorifying and glamourising overworking! Don't let your higher up trick you into thinking extreme tiredness and lack of sleep are a badge of honour! Always put your mental health first.

Marx, Engels and Lenin Faces Socialism Trio. This Karl Marx Friedrich Engels Vladimir Lenin Trio T-Shirt respresents Communism Marxism or Socialism. This trio the inventors and the revolutionist of communism, together and forward for peace and worker rights.

Pay Workers A Living Wage - Workers Rights

Profits Are Stolen Wages - Workers Rights

Workers Over Private Wealth - Workers Rights

No Workers No Wealth - Workers Rights

This amazing illustrated design would make it a wonderful gift for a vegan animal rights activist to spread awareness.

Women Office Workers Rights 9 to 5

This illustration is by Montreal artist and labour organizer Tricia Robinson

not morbidly depressed or anything ... just a little over the grind of laying golden eggs day after day ... she'll perk up!

Workers Rights are Human Rights

Essential Workers Should Be Paid - Workers Rights

Introducing our exclusive "Workers Unite" Circle of Cats design —a harmonious blend of whimsy and activism, designed for cat lovers and social justice enthusiasts alike! Drawing from the rich tapestry of labor movements and workers' rights, this piece reimagines the classic workers' unity sentiment with a delightful twist. Cats, often celebrated for their independence and aloofness, come together in a circle, symbolizing unity, strength, and the power of collective action.

Dolores Huerta

This metal detector lover’s gift is perfect for any person that loves the treasure hunting. Gold prospector and miner novelty gift.

Workers Thrive With Unions Alive - Workers Rights

All labor is skilled labor. All labor deserves a living wage. Labor produces all value, capital is nothing but dead labor value. Join a union, you have nothing to lose but your chains.

This design was originally made in 1896 by Walter Crane in celebration of May Day. I have refinished, redrawn, restored, and digitized the original artwork in order to preserve this piece of history. Check out more of my art and products at https://spacedoglaika.com/

Together we're strong.

Mary Harris became a rebel for justice, and became known simply as "Mother Jones," the mother of the working class. An icon of labor history, she organized against child labor, for workers rights, and helped to shape a spirit of civil disobedience in the cause of justice.

A design featuring a construction worker with a shovel and a bag of money, suggesting that they are running a business on the side. A humorous take on the hustle and grind of the working life.

UAW Strike Red Tee United Auto Workers shirt

Technicians for Change strive to educate, connect, and empower entertainment technicians on workers rights and protections including reasonable pay, safer practices, and legal worker classification. Visit our website at https://techniciansforchange.org/