Workday Magazine (https://workdayminnesota.flywheelsites.com/author/tsuperadmin/page/77/)
Working people are achieving significant victories through the most expansive period of collective bargaining in modern labor history, according to a new report by the AFL-CIO’s Center for Strategic Research.
Twin Cities protesters recently put a spotlight on the Whole Foods grocery chain’s sale of products made using prison labor.
AFSCME Council 5 is seeking a Communications Coordinator. The Minnesota AFL-CIO is seeking field organizer(s) for positions based in Willmar and Albert Lea.
To help improve its support of women’s health, the Coalition of Labor Union Women has launched an on-line survey for all working women to fill out.
The Minneapolis Works coalition is urging city residents to submit comments in support of proposals for paid sick days, fair scheduling and an end to wage theft.
Chanting, “President Kaler, hear our call! Your crummy offer is too small!” University of Minnesota workers rallied Tuesday for a fair contract.
Calling it an investment critical to the union’s survival, Ironworkers Local 512 Business Manager Charlie Roberts cut the ribbon on a new $3.1 million apprenticeship training center in St. Paul.
Fast-food workers in New York state won their fight for $15 yesterday. Workers in Minneapolis intend to be next.
Two major health care unions – the Minnesota Nurses Association and the Service Employees International Union – are praising a ruling in favor of workers exercising their rights at North Memorial Medical Center.A worker who was fired is being reinstated with back pay.
Union members, family and friends are invited to the Minnesota Young Workers’ third annual “Labor Ball” on Saturday, Sept. 12.
