Workday Magazine (https://workdaymagazine.org/category/community/page/15/)
They’re focusing on me but they’re ignoring the fact that these workers are really upset. It’s an organization that doesn’t want to acknowledge how bad things are for workers.
“I’ll do anything to make money as long as it’s legal,” Cody said outside of BioLife in Maple Grove. Similar to Claire, he has been donating plasma twice a week for three years.
“Tension at Seward Co-op’s May board meeting arose between board members and co-op owners ultimately leaving some owners feeling frustrated and uninformed.”
With the country facing serious questions of racial justice – and bigoted political rhetoric intended to divide people – the labor movement hopes to foster dialogue and solidarity, leaders of the AFL-CIO and affiliated unions said Thursday.
Anyone can save up to 40 percent on groceries by purchasing a $20 food package from Fare For All Express.
Elected officials and union leaders joined business leaders in cheering the news that the Super Bowl will come to Minneapolis in 2018.
In the summer of 1941, a musical group of labor activists known as The Almanac Singers climbed into a midnight blue Buick and blazed a trail across the USA, spreading the gospel of unionism and bringing folk music back to the people.
Can you imagine earning 22 cents an hour – and trying to live on it? That’s what Goodwill Industries could pay disabled workers, the workers say in an on-line petition demanding decent wages from the charity.
River Valley Action will celebrate its 10-year anniversary with a family picnic Aug. 7 in Stillwater.
Was the runaway train that killed dozens of people in a small Quebec town simply an unfortunate tragedy? Or is it the latest example of a much bigger problem? In this analysis, retired railroad engineer Dave Riehle traces the roots of this terrible accident to a pattern of greed and neglect that has been growing in the railroad industry for many years.