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University of Minnesota faculty who support a union expressed their disappointment that the University’s Office of Human Resources is objecting to the steps being taken by the state Bureau of Mediation Services.
Workers at Golden LivingCenter in St. Louis Park voted to choose SEIU Healthcare Minnesota as their collective bargaining agent.
The Steelworkers are praising a federal Commerce Department decision to impose federal duties on subsidized hot-rolled steel imports to the U.S. from seven nations.
Services will be held Monday in West Allis, Wis., for a member of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers & Trainmen killed in a St. Paul rail yard.
Union leaders cheered as the U.S. Supreme Court tied, 4-4, Tuesday on a key labor case, Friedrichs v. California Teachers Association. The tie upholds lower court rulings for the teachers and for unions’ right to collect agency fees.
The U.S. Department of Labor has unveiled new rules to limit exposure to deadly silica dust – and expose the role played by union-busting consultants.
Communities on Minnesota’s Iron Range got some good news when lawmakers approved an extension of jobless benefits for thousands of laid-off workers and two mining companies announced they would resume operations.
Negotiations are scheduled to resume Thursday between Amalgamated Transit Union Local 1005 and Metro Transit, after workers rejected a contract offer by a 97 percent margin.
Workday Minnesota’s series of articles and videos on the problem of wage theft is featured in Thursday’s Minneapolis StarTribune.
Erica Schatzlein was checking her email over lunch Feb. 23 when she found an invite to have tea with the U.S. secretary of education. The teacher of English language learners at Nokomis Montessori North was skeptical.