Legislation would ensure workers are paid what they earn
Proposed state legislation would address the issue of wage theft – “a problem that happens more often than most people think.”
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Proposed state legislation would address the issue of wage theft – “a problem that happens more often than most people think.”
The Seattle City Council member who led the successful campaign for a $15-an-hour minimum wage in that city will headline a rally at the Minneapolis Labor Center on Sunday.
State legislators said their eyes were opened after hearing University of Minnesota workers share personal stories of abusive bosses, eroding paychecks, restricted opportunities and a mindset that makes front-line workers disposable.
The Postal Workers face a struggle on two fronts: Upcoming bargaining with the Postal Service and battling a planned monopoly in office products and supplies.
The legacy of labor and civil rights activist Nellie Stone Johnson will be celebrated at a special event in Minneapolis Thursday, Feb. 19.
The Minnesota AFL-CIO has launched a podcast, “Minnesota Works,” focusing on news affecting the state’s workers and labor movement.
Forty-one percent of Minnesota workers lack access to even a single day off to care for themselves, a sick child or loved one, according to a statewide analysis.
There’s a reason Duluth was chosen as the location to kickoff the “Minnesota Benefits” campaign. The Duluth-Proctor-Hermantown metropolitan area ranks as the worst place in Minnesota for workers having access to paid sick time leave.
The East Side Freedom Library is sponsoring a series of programs in honor of February, Black History Month, including a documentary and conversation with a civil rights activist.
Workers at the University of Minnesota will hold a summit Friday on “Barriers to Access and Advancement: A Staff Perspective.”