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“Subsidizing Abuse” Investigates Minnesota’s Affordable Housing Industry’s Record of Worker Exploitation—While Receiving Millions in Public Dollars

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“We Won’t Let Them Destroy Us”: Nurses at Illinois Hospital Strike Over Thanksgiving Week 

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This Union Is Famous for Opposing South African Apartheid. Now It’s Standing With Gaza.

By Workday Staff and Sarah Lazare | November 21, 2023

In 1984, ILWU Local 10 refused to unload goods shipped from South Africa. Today it’s demanding a cease-fire.

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