Workday Magazine (https://workdayminnesota.flywheelsites.com/author/tsuperadmin/page/162/)
Challenging the money that Wells Fargo is spending on politics – including funding this fall’s controversial voter ID amendment vote – young workers staged a brief die-in at the bank’s downtown headquarters.
Chris Koecher believes young workers need to have their voices heard – and he is taking action as part of CWA’s Next Generation.
For Cathie Ong, the memory of her sister, Betty, still lives.
A raise in the minimum wage, seven days of paid sick leave and creation of a national infrastructure investment program are a few highlights of a comprehensive 330-page jobs bill two House Democrats introduced in mid-May.
Service Employees International Union Healthcare Minnesota has reached a tentative contract agreement with eight metro-area hospitals thus averting a strike that was authorized by union members earlier this week.
Members of Service Employees International Union Healthcare Minnesota have overwhelmingly voted to authorize a strike if no agreement is reached in negotiations with Twin Cities hospitals that are set to resume Wednesday.
Union leaders are blasting Monday’s ruling by a federal judge throwing out the union election rules changes the National Labor Relations Board recently implemented.
A room full of South Metro residents asked some important questions of their state legislators Saturday.
Saturday was the 20th year for the "Stamp Out Hunger" food drive organized across the United States by the National Association of Letter Carriers.
With Republicans in control of both houses of the Minnesota Legislature for the first time in 38 years, they unveiled an unprecedented attack on worker rights and protections, including the granddaddy of all anti-union legislation: “Right to work.”
