Spread some cheer for California grocery workers
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Union members and friends across the country are uniting to support California grocery workers by donating to a special holiday fund and urging a boycott of Safeway-owned stores.
Workday Magazine (https://workdaymagazine.org/category/community/page/57/)
Union members and friends across the country are uniting to support California grocery workers by donating to a special holiday fund and urging a boycott of Safeway-owned stores.
A commemorative poster of the Wellstone memorial wall makes a unique holiday gift for friends and admirers of the late Senator Paul Wellstone and his wife, Sheila.
The Earth and District Theatre Company is performing “Waiting for Lefty,” a landmark play about worker rights and the struggle surrounding a cab drivers’ strike.
The labor community has opened a food bank to give support to striking University of Minnesota workers, announced Bill McCarthy, president of the Minneapolis Central Labor Union Council. Donations have flooded in from affiliated unions, community members, and businesses looking to ease any hardship faced by strikers, he said.
For photographer Terry Gydesen, producing a book of photographs about the late Senator Paul Wellstone was a form of grieving and healing. Judging from the hundreds of people who showed up at a celebration to launch the book earlier this month, her effort has helped many others as well.
Across Minnesota and across the country, thousands of people will gather Saturday, Oct. 25, to commemorate the legacy of U.S. Senator Paul Wellstone on ?Wellstone World Music Day.?
A Minnesota Machinist took high honors at the recent conference of the
National Safety Council. Mary Sansom became the second woman to win the
Distinguished Service to Safety Award.
The St. Paul Building and Construction Trades Council is seeking volunteers to help build the Ice Palace that will be part of the 2004 Winter Carnival.
People who live alone in the East Metro ? or know someone who does ? can get some peace of mind through Carrier Alert, a cooperative service offered through United Way.
Whether worried about their jobs and their children’s future or concerned about the direction the country is headed, thousands of Minnesota workers found reasons to unite and be hopeful at Labor Day celebrations Monday.