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Amie Stager

Amie Stager is the Associate Editor for Workday Magazine.

Co-Ops

Workers Win Union Election at Mississippi Market Co-op

By Amie Stager | October 31, 2024

Workers at the local organic food co-op who organized and won union representation are hoping to build a more democratic workplace.

Midwest

The Power of Sugar Beets: Long-time Labor Organizer on Politics in the Red River Valley

By Amie Stager | October 15, 2024

As sugar beet harvesting season comes and goes in the Red River Valley, a labor organizer and leader reflects on worker power in the region.

#GeorgeFloyd
A crowd of protestors holding signs, one up close reads "The Working Class holds the Power"

Every Life Is a World: Sarah Jaffe on the Power of Collective Grief

By Amie Stager | September 24, 2024

An argument for public memorialization as a path through the crises of capitalism.

Minnesota

“I Know My Worth”: What it Takes to Unionize the Service Industry

By Amie Stager | September 11, 2024

Despite the popularity of unions being at a record high, workers in the food service industry face an uphill battle when it comes to fighting for collective bargaining rights. Hospitality unions and workers are trying to change that.

Environment

A Taste of Working-Class Environmentalism with a Hospital Cook from Albert Lea

By Amie Stager | September 2, 2024

A cook and farmer on climate, labor, and the community organizing ecosystem in Minnesota.

Climate Change
A white person with medium length curly brown hair wearing a purple bandana and blue shirt and green overalls and a grey face masks stands holding their hands in front of the open doors of a white bus with blue stripes as a bus driver smiles at the camera

Driving Transit in Rural Minnesota: A Bus Operator Reflects on Safety and Sustainability

By Amie Stager | July 29, 2024

Public transportation is a lifeline for small town residents in Minnesota. Syd Bauer explains how the bus plays a role in their commitment to climate justice and pandemic safety.

Minnesota
A crowd of people wearing coats and hats stand in front of a gas station holding yellow picket signs that read "Respect Us Protect Us Pay Us"

“Finally Somebody’s Fighting For Us”: Grocery Store Workers are Fed Up

By Amie Stager | June 24, 2024

How grocery store workers in Greater Minnesota fighting for better pay and working conditions are sticking together and transforming their union.

Bargaining

Across Industries, Minnesota Workers Are Harnessing Their Collective Power

By Amie Stager | March 20, 2024

Minnesota workers and community groups have worked toward this moment for over a decade. It’s paying off.

Minnesota

Minnesota’s Labor Spring Has Arrived. Here’s What’s Going Down.

By Amie Stager | March 4, 2024

Unions and community groups are uniting in a week of action to win broad social demands, from dignified work to public housing to better schools.

Bargaining
Two lines of workers covered in white from head to toe stand at assembly lines slicing meat into red boxes with fluorescent lights overhead

This Union Wants Meatpacking Companies to Foot the Bill for Child Labor Prevention

By Amie Stager | February 22, 2024

Child labor law violations have been increasing in the U.S. and a Minnesota union local has an innovative solution.

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