Committee forms to support U of M strikers
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A Labor and Community Strike Support Committee will hold its first meeting Saturday to aid University of Minnesota workers who face a possible walkout.
Workday Magazine (https://workdaymagazine.org/2007/08/page/3/)
A Labor and Community Strike Support Committee will hold its first meeting Saturday to aid University of Minnesota workers who face a possible walkout.
The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers is pressuring a St. Paul temp agency to explain why it refused to place fully qualified, union electricians into a recently advertised opening.
St. Paul Mayor Chris Coleman presented his 2008 budget proposal against a backdrop of uncertainty over the likelihood and scope of a special legislative session in the wake of the I-35W bridge collapse.
University of Minnesota clerical, technical and health care workers, represented by AFSCME, are organizing for a strike, their union announced.
How can we balance our jobs and our home life and how does public policy influence our choices? In what ways can people organize to improve workplace safety? These and other topics will be discussed in courses offered over the coming year by the University of Minnesota Labor Education Service.
An NLRB Administrative Law Judge has ruled in favor of the Rochester Holiday Inn Express workers who were fired a few days before Christmas 2006.
A Congressional field hearing tonight will solicit public testimony on the current mortgage foreclosure crisis impacting the Twin Cities area and communities nationwide. The hearing will be at the Minneapolis Central Library, 300 Nicollet Mall, from 6:00-8:00 p.m.
The Anoka County hunting show runs August 10-12, 17-19. Union members visiting the popular Game Fair in Anoka County that begins Friday should be sure to stop by the booth hosted by the Minneapolis Central Labor Union Council (CLUC) and local unions.
With a giant inflatable rat serving as a backdrop, University of Minnesota workers rallied yesterday calling for a contract that keeps pace with inflation. All four AFSCME unions at the University are currently in contract negotiations. The rat, rally organizers said, served to challenge how University administrators can “RATionalize” generous pay increases for themselves, while University support staff fall further behind the cost of living.
Congressman Keith Ellison will host a forum on "Peace and the Iraq War" Wednesday night in Minneapolis.