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Demonstrators showered the lobby of the Wells Fargo Center with Monopoly play money Tuesday to protest the bank’s failure to help tens of thousands of Minnesotans facing foreclosure – and management’s refusal to support a fair contract for janitors who clean the bank.
Rebekka Nelson and Lindsey Witten haven’t earned a paycheck as registered nurses yet, but they’re already focusing on patient care.
Addressing the challenges posed by the economic crisis will be the focus of the 2010 Midwest School for Women Workers hosted by the Labor Education Service at the University of Minnesota.
More than 500 people, armed with banners, signs, and stories of health insurance industry abuse rallied at the Minneapolis Labor Center Sunday afternoon to demand Congress to deliver on health care reform.
For the nation’s construction unions, President Barack Obama’s announcement of $8.3 billion in federal loan guarantees to speed the construction of a new nuclear power plant in Georgia means one thing: Jobs.
Honeywell workers represented by Teamsters Local 1145 have ratified a new three-year contract.
Members of AFSCME Council 5 rallied at the state Capitol Wednesday and met with legislators to help shape a state budget that will put Minnesota back to work.
U.S. Senator Al Franken, D-Minn., will headline a rally for health care reform Sunday, Feb. 21, at the Minneapolis Labor Center.
Minnesota unions are lauding the Minnesota House’s passage of a bonding bill that will build and rejuvenate infrastructure around the state and create thousands of jobs.
In their quest for a fair contract, Twin Cities janitors filled Minneapolis skyways Monday and disrupted a meeting of banking lobbyists in St. Paul Tuesday. With video.
