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Amie Stager

Amie Stager is the Associate Editor for Workday Magazine.

Immigration
A group gathers at the steps of a building holding signs saying “Proud union educator” and “Strong schools, strong communities”.

How St. Paul Teachers Are Defending Immigrant Families

By Amie Stager | February 3, 2025

Teachers in the state’s capital city are taking action against recent threats toward the immigrant community.

Minnesota
A group in winter gear pose with a banner saying “SEIU Healthcare MN & IA, On Strike” and a sign saying “26 days on ULP strike”.

Minnesota Healthcare Workers in Deer River Continue Historic Strike

By Amie Stager | January 14, 2025

Around 70 workers with SEIU Healthcare Minnesota & Iowa are staying strong on the picket lines against nonprofit Essentia Health.

Government
People wearing red beanies saying “CTUL” pose indoors with some raising fists.

La lucha por los estándares laborales continúa en Minneapolis

By Amie Stager | December 19, 2024

La financiación para el co-cumplimiento de los estándares laborales ha sido aprobada, mientras que una propuesta del Concejo de Estándares Laborales está en juego.

Government
People wearing red beanies saying “CTUL” pose indoors with some raising fists.

The Fight for Labor Standards Continues in Minneapolis

By Amie Stager | December 11, 2024

Funding for labor standards co-enforcement is approved as a Labor Standards Board proposal hangs in the balance.

Minnesota
People gather in a hallway with SEIU signs and one saying “Condo workers are building good jobs”.

Minneapolis City Council Approves Labor Standards Board as Mayor Weighs Support

By Amie Stager | November 15, 2024

After a lengthy discussion, the Minneapolis City Council voted 9 to 3 to approve an ordinance that would bring workers, business, and community together in a Labor Standards Board.

Co-Ops
The tan exterior of a Mississippi Market: Natural Foods Co-op with green letters.

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
A red truck follows a green harvester in the fields.

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
Marchers hold signs saying “The working class holds the power” and “This is what democracy looks like”.

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
A sign reads “Cafe Ceres” next to a barbershop.

“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 woman shows a piece of hazelnut from a plant.

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.

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