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Amber Prentice, an English Language Learners teacher at Battle Creek Middle School, wanted to understand the culture shock many of her students experience when they move to St. Paul from places like Somalia and Ethiopia.
Members of SEIU Healthcare Minnesota are engaged in a two-day strike against Regina Medical Center in Hastings.
Minnesota\’s labor media have won 13 awards in the annual competition sponsored by the International Labor Communications Association.
One Sunday night in the fall of 1933, a handful of disgruntled newsmen from Twin Cities\’ newspapers gathered at the Curtis Hotel in downtown Minneapolis to "do something about the long hours, salary cuts and the quick dismissals that the stock market crash of 1929 trailed in its wake."
Workers at the American Red Cross are enlisting the help of blood donors and other supporters to keep up the pressure for a fair contract.
City of Duluth workers held a "We want to work" protest Monday, when Mayor Don Ness shut down city services for a day.
AFSCME lab workers are seeking support in their effort to get a fair contract with the American Red Cross in St. Paul.
Testifying before the Senate Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs Committee Tuesday, United Auto Workers President Ron Gettelfinger didn\’t mince words about the auto industry\’s need for Congress to approve a bridge loan.
Whether Minnesota labor\’s massive effort to mobilize members in the 2008 elections was a success will ultimately turn on the results of a recount in the U.S. Senate race, Labor 2008 coordinators say.
City of Duluth workers will hold a "We want to work" protest Monday, when Mayor Don Ness holds a one-day shutdown of city services.
