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“There Is a War Against Us”: Worker Leader, Released from ICE Custody, Speaks Out

By Sarah Lazare

A sign on the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse campus, one of 13 campuses impacted by the change in general education requirements across the UW system.

“An Attempt To Dismantle Liberal Arts Curriculum”: Why Union Members Are Concerned About Changes at the University of Wisconsin

As the Wisconsin state legislature attempts to pass legislation standardizing general education requirements, educators warn liberal arts programs could pay the price.

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Food Service Workers at MSP Airport May Go On Strike Before Thanksgiving Holiday

Food service workers with UNITE HERE Local 17 and union allies gathered in Terminal 1 at Minneapolis-St. Paul (MSP) Airport on November 17 for a press conference to announce their intent to strike if a deal is not reached between the workers and HMSHost, the company that operates food and beverage outlets across MSP terminals. […]
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On November 5, 650 medical doctors, physicians assistants, and nurse practitioners with the Doctors Council-SEIU may go on a one-day Unfair Labor Practice (ULP) strike. The strike would impact over 60 Allina clinics across Minnesota. The workers are demanding safe staffing levels in order to retain healthcare providers and improve the quality of care for […]