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The annual Game Fair in Ramsey, Minn., draws tens of thousands of visitors each year, including many union members. For the 13th year running, the Minneapolis Regional Labor Federation, AFL-CIO, and participating unions are hosting a booth.
Members of AFSCME, the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees, and MAPE, the Minnesota Association of Professional Employees, are set to vote on a new contract with the State of Minnesota.
Historic and recent Minnesota state capitol construction workers will be honored as part of the grand opening of the newly-restored building Sunday, Aug. 13.
Nurses employed at Buffalo Hospital and represented by the Minnesota Nurses Association reached a tentative agreement with Allina Health, averting the need for a planned informational picket.
The Fringe Festival will present the premiere of “The New Gig Economy, A Musical” which explores the travails of contingent workers struggling to survive without permanent employment in today’s economy.
Members of Minnesota Building Trades unions are celebrating their leadership role in creating good-paying construction jobs, while conscious of the political realities that could threaten that success.
By a 183-242 vote, the GOP-run U.S. House of Representatives defeated the latest assault on the Davis-Bacon Act and its legal prevailing wages for construction workers on federally funded projects.
A documentary about writer and activist Meridel LeSueur, titled “My People Are My Home,” is featured at the next Labor Movie Night Tuesday, Aug. 1, at 7 p.m. at the East Side Freedom Library, 1105 Greenbrier Street, St. Paul.
The long struggle to establish earned sick and safe time for workers in Duluth has gone into more public listening sessions.
When child protection workers look for a safe place for children who are experiencing abuse or neglect, they don’t always have somewhere to go.