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The newest offering from documentary filmmaker Michael Moore, “Capitalism: A Love Story,” opens Friday, Oct. 2, at the Lagoon Theatre, 1320 Lagoon Ave., Minneapolis.
The Wright County Labor Council is teaming up with Faith in Action of Wright County to organize a day of community service Saturday, October 3: “Neighbors Strengthening Wright Communities.”
Union members formed a large and energetic unit in the Minnesota State Fair parade on Labor Day.
The State Fair is an opportunity for people to tell their story.
Unions have scheduled several picnics and other events to celebrate Labor Day, but none will be bigger than the annual festivities in Cloquet, which this year will honor the late labor leader Bob Oswold.
Three women who lead education unions in Minnesota are profiled in the latest issue of the Minnesota Women\’s Press.
The Labor Education Service is co-sponsoring a screening of "From Field to Factory: Sugar Beets, Trade and the Future of the Red River Valley" and a discussion with Mark Froemke, union leader and sugar beet worker, on Tuesday, July 28.
After “Bloody Friday,” in 1934, when Minneapolis police brutalized about 60 striking truck drivers, an old woman drove up to the strike’s headquarters in a truck filled with supplies.
Saying that his real reward “is seeing my work and art intertwined in the real lives of the people in the movement,” Ricardo Levins Morales accepted the Labor Heritage Foundation’s 2009 Joe Hill Award.
The Minnesota AFL-CIO marched in the 2009 Twin Cities Pride Parade on Sunday in downtown Minneapolis to support the rights of gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender workers.