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Free screening of film about Somali immigrants
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Somali immigrants are finding their place in U.S. workplaces and as members of Twin Cities area unions.
Workday Magazine (https://workdaymagazine.org/category/community/page/32/)
Somali immigrants are finding their place in U.S. workplaces and as members of Twin Cities area unions.
Sunday\’s star-studded inaugural concert on the National Mall captured the enthusiasm and optimism of the incoming Obama presidency, but for me, one moment truly embodied the spirit of America.
Unions are joining thousands of organizations and individuals in answering President-elect Obama\’s call for a "Day of Service" to coincide with next week\’s presidential inauguration.
Many working families are facing tough times this holiday season, including the workers locked out of their jobs at Progress Casting in Plymouth.
AFSCME Local 3800, the union of 1,600 clerical workers at the University of Minnesota, is organizing solidarity efforts for children in the Twin Cities and laidoff workers who have occupied a factory in Chicago.
Workers in Venezuela, with government support, are engaged in an experiment reshaping how the nation\’s factories are managed.
When shopping this holiday season, consider patronizing union and union-friendly businesses that offer quality products and services while also providing family-supporting jobs.
The Emergency Food Program administered by Working Partnerships seeks additional cash donations to help union families in need.
When people go to work sick, they jeopardize not only their own health, but that of co-workers, the businesses where they work and the public at large. That was the message by a broad coalition that rallied Friday in St. Paul.
Move over Dracula, Frankenstein and assorted other goblins. This Halloween, demonstrators plan to put the focus on something really scary – the lack of paid sick days.