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Canvass workers at Sisters Camelot, a non-profit mobile food shelf and soup kitchen, are on strike after the organization’s managing collective refused to negotiate with the canvass union.
As the campaign to raise the minimum wage in Minnesota moves forward, low wage earners and experts gather in Bloomington to share their perspective about the needs of our local economy.
Women make up more than 40.5% of the workforce worldwide, according to the most recent data by the International Labor Organization. But their labor has not resulted in a similar level in financial well-being.
Members of SEIU Healthcare Minnesota applauded Minnesota legislators who voted this week to approve a Minnesota-based Health Insurance Exchange.
The International Association of Machinists & Aerospace Workers opposes new airline safety rules that allow passengers to take small knives on commercial airline flights.
The University of Minnesota Labor Education Service is offering a one-day course on Basic Arbitration for union stewards, staff and officers.
new bargaining unit of 100 restaurant and food service workers at the Minneapolis-St. Paul airport has ratified a first-time contract.
With no advance public notice or public hearing, the Anoka County board voted 4-2 Feb. 12 to rescind its 23-year-old policy supporting prevailing wage on county-funded construction projects.
After two months without a contract, hundreds of hours of negotiations and a one-day strike, janitors and security officers represented by Service Employees International Union Local 26 voted Saturday to approve new contracts.
Twin Cities security officers celebrated Friday after reaching a tentative agreement with all of their employers that strengthens the middle class through stable, full-time jobs.
