Ruling on fast food franchises could bolster workplace rights
In a decision that could have wide-ranging implications, McDonald’s is being held responsible for worker rights violations at some of its franchise locations.
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In a decision that could have wide-ranging implications, McDonald’s is being held responsible for worker rights violations at some of its franchise locations.
After AFSCME exposed problems with the outsourcing of food service at Minnesota prisons, the state announced it will end the practice and restore 64 jobs.
The Rev. Dr. William J. Barber II – whose “Moral Mondays” campaign has spread from North Carolina to other states – leads a March for Equity on Saturday, Aug. 16, in downtown Minneapolis.
Mike Schmidt has worked for MnDOT for 32 years. But he’d never experienced anything like the impact of a recent workplace accident.
This year marks the tenth year running that union members who attend the annual Game Fair in Anoka County can visit a booth hosted by the Minneapolis Regional Labor Federation and participating unions.
In what the Steelworkers say is a big win, the World Trade Organization ruled for the U.S., in a complaint the union originally brought, outlawing Chinese export restrictions on valuable industrial materials.
Finding an affordable place to rent has gotten more difficult, and not just in the Twin Cities, a new set of county-by-county housing profiles finds.
More than 25,000 people have already voted by absentee ballot in the Aug. 12 primary, the Office of the Minnesota Secretary of State reports.
Some 26,000 home health care workers across Minnesota are voting this month whether to join a union.
Local, state and federal races will be on the ballot Tuesday, Aug. 12, for Minnesota’s primary elections. Polls will be open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.