Job Opening: Director of Organizing
The Minnesota School Employees Association (MSEA) is seeking a Director of Organizing.
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Viva la union
An article in the latest issue of the Utne Reader examines how immigrants are transforming and revitalizing the labor movement.
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Job Opening: Change to Win Campaigns Coordinator
Change to Win Minnesota (CtW-MN), a new state labor coalition consisting of five partner unions representing over 140,000 union members, is seeking to hire a campaigns coordinator with organizing and lobbying experience.
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U.S. House set to vote on Employee Free Choice Act
The U.S. House of Representatives is set to vote Thursday on the Employee Free Choice Act, legislation that would make it easier for workers to join together to improve their wages and working conditions.
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Minneapolis newspaper supports worker rights bill
In an editorial in its Feb. 20, 2007, edition, the Minneapolis Star Tribune said Congress should pass legislation making it easier for workers to organize.
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Minnesotan leads opposition to Employee Free Choice Act
John Kline, the representative from Minnesota\’s 2nd district, is leading Republican opposition to the Employee Free Choice Act in Congress.
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Resolution, rally to promote Employee Free Choice Act
A resolution before the Minnesota Legislature and a rally in Rochester promote Congressional passage of legislation to make it easier for workers to join unions.
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Latino union organizers to hold conference
A new organization, HOLA (Hispanos Organizing Latino America) will hold an organizing conference Feb. 15, open to all interested union members and community activists.
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Union membership drops nationwide, but up in Minnesota
Union membership in the United States declined in real numbers and as a percentage of the workforce last year, but was up slightly in both categories in Minnesota.
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An America that works: An interview with Andy Stern
In an interview with Workday Minnesota, SEIU President Andy Stern, perhaps America\’s most controversial labor leader, shares his views on a range of topics, from organizing and politics to class consciousness and the war in Iraq.