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The National Labor Relations Board is investigating charges that MDU Knife River, a construction materials and mining company with facilities in Sauk Rapids, illegally discriminated against union members.
Even as the Federal Aviation Administration continues to battle its air traffic controllers over their pay and working conditions, a federal court in Washington has come down hard on the agency, ruling it owes almost half of its controllers 12 years worth of unpaid overtime.
Minnesota unions and union members will be showcased at the new Minnesota AFL-CIO pavilion at the Minnesota State Fair.
The Communications Workers of America reached a tentative three-year agreement with Qwest Communications that achieves many of the union\’s major objectives.
Minnesota Newspaper Guild members at the Star Tribune have ratified a new three-year contract that includes a 16-month wage freeze, followed by wage increases totaling 3.75 percent in the last 20 months of the contract.
Labor Day weekend will be an appropriate time for the broadcast premiere of "If Stone Could Speak," a documentary by local labor filmmaker Randy Croce.
Calling Wal-Mart\’s actions illegal under federal election law, the two major labor federations and other organizations have asked the government to investigate the retail giant for telling employees to oppose Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama.
AFSCME locals in several Minnesota communities are continue to protest cuts to state-operated facilities.
Workers in Keewatin and Mountain Iron, Minn., are among 16,000 Steelworkers nationwide who will benefit from a new tentative agreement between the United Steelworkers and U.S. Steel, the union announced.
Members of the Communications Workers of America working at Qwest Communications voted overwhelmingly to give union leaders authorization to call a strike if a fair contract cannot be reached.
