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Melissa Koch dropped everything when her father, Roy, joined his union brothers and sisters of Aircraft Mechanics Fraternal Association Local 33 on strike against Northwest Airlines in the summer of 2005.
The impact of globalization on working-class American families is the topic of the documentary film, "The Red Tail," a work-in-progress that will be screened Monday, Feb. 11, at 7 p.m. in the John B. Davis Auditorium at the Macalester College Campus Center, 1600 Grand Ave.
The St. Paul Area Trades and Labor Assembly has endorsed a celebration of Dr. Martin Luther King\’s birthday at Sacred Heart Church, 840 East Sixth Street, St. Paul.
A fire truck on loan from the Esko Fire Department to the flooded community of Rushford made the trip to southern Minnesota and back – thanks to unions and union contractors.
In honor of Martin Luther King Day, the January film in the 2007-2008 Labor & Community Film Series will celebrate the contributions of African-American workers to the U.S. labor movement.
There are still some neighborhoods in the Twin Cities where everyone knows the mailman, and the mailman knows everyone. That\’s the basis of Vincent Wyckoff\’s book of stories, "Beware of Cat."
More than 17,500 Minnesota employers – one in seven – illegally misclassify workers as "independent contractors," the Legislative Auditor says in a new investigative report.
Did your trip to the post office to mail holiday cards and packages mean long lines and frustration? The reason is simple: there aren\’t as many postal workers as there used to be.
UFCW Local 789, along with community and faith leaders, will gather outside of the Midway Wal-Mart store Tuesday to call on the world\’s largest retailer to take responsibility and do better this holiday season.
An event to commemorate the one-year anniversary of the raid in Worthington – and to build support for immigrant rights – will be held Thursday, Dec. 13, in Minneapolis.