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SEIU Healthcare Minnesota members at eight Twin Cities Hospitals have reached a tentative agreement on a new three-year contract that includes strengthened health and safety provisions to protect both workers and patients.
The second episode of Minnesota Works, the podcast produced by the Minnesota AFL-CIO, is out. The focus is organizing efforts at Delta Air Lines.
Friday, March 6, is the deadline to register for “The Wonderful World of Google,” a labor studies skills course offered by the University of Minnesota Labor Education Service.
Low-wage workers at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport now have a voice on the airport’s governing body, thanks to Minnesota Governor Mark Dayton.
The easy part of figuring out how long the five members of United Steelworkers Local 11-63 have been on strike at Speciality Minerals in Cloquet is to count the number of days so far in 2015.
AFL-CIO Secretary-Treasurer Liz Shuler, the highest-ranking woman in the U.S. labor movement, is challenging her colleagues to promote more women to top jobs.
The wife of a striking Steelworker walking a picket line at a Texas oil refinery sums up in one sentence why her husband and thousands of other USW members were forced to walk off their jobs three weeks ago.
Trashing his earlier promises to provide a fair hearing, the Republican leader of Wisconsin’s state Senate labor committee rammed through a bill Tuesday that would make union shops illegal in the state.
It’s a rare citizen who would rush to testify that the higher wages, benefits, and training that unions bring are a bad idea. Fortunately, the Wisconsin GOP had the full support of the Koch-funded “think tanks” that are a critical part of the right-wing infrastructure.
Workers and community members from across Wisconsin will protest at the state Capitol in Madison this week to stop Right to Work legislation, the Wisconsin AFL-CIO said.
