Workday Magazine (https://workdaymagazine.org/2007/12/page/2/)
Who is the greediest and grouchiest corporate Grinch who has inflicted the most harm on workers and working families in 2007? You can decide as part of Jobs with Justice\’s seventh annual Grinch of the Year contest.
More than 200 Minneapolis teachers marched in front of school district offices and then into the School Board meeting Tuesday, calling on the board to negotiate a fair contract.
A State Capitol forum Monday afforded lawmakers the opportunity to hear workers describe the intimidation, harassment and uphill battle they face in trying to organize unions at their workplaces.
An event to commemorate the one-year anniversary of the raid in Worthington – and to build support for immigrant rights – will be held Thursday, Dec. 13, in Minneapolis.
As the Writers Guild of America\’s nationwide strike entered its second month, a dozen Twin Cities-based members of the union picketed in solidarity outside the busy Uptown Theatre in Minneapolis last Saturday night.
Saying contract negotiations have reached a critical stage, Minneapolis teachers will demonstrate at Tuesday\’s School Board meeting.
Democrat Amy Klobuchar was among a handful of U.S. senators who opposed the Peru Free Trade Agreement, while Republican Norm Coleman continued a string of poor votes by supporting the measure, the Minnesota Fair Trade Coalition said.
Two Twin Cities events – a forum at the state Capitol and a program at a Minneapolis church – will highlight Monday, Dec. 10, International Human Rights Day.
The Universal Health Care Action Network of Minnesota will hold a forum on "Building a Grassroots Health Care Media Campaign" Sunday in St. Paul.
An advertising blitz by Change to Win and an international conference hosted by the AFL-CIO are putting a spotlight on the attack on workers in the United States and around the globe.