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Outbreak: Coronavirus in America’s poultry plant

By Filiberto Nolasco Gomez | October 21, 2020

In the early months of the pandemic, meatpacking plants emerged as deadly hot spots for COVID-19.

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Unemployed Workers

The Nightmare Facing the Poor and Working Class If There’s Not Another Stimulus

By Jeff Schuhrke | October 14, 2020

With time running out and Republicans balking at more Covid relief, U.S. workers are facing a future of financial misery.

Bargaining
Judy Grack standing and speaking at a rally outside hospital

Techs at two Allina hospitals begin 48-hour strike for health and safety protections

By Michael Moore (Union Advocate) | October 6, 2020

Employees of Allina Health facilities are striking for safer working conditions

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Unite Here rally in Boston

Unite Here Is 85% Unemployed and Still Fighting Like Hell

By Hamilton Nolan (In These Times) | September 21, 2020

The economically devastated union is knocking on more doors than the entire Democratic Party

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USPS Graphic

Poorly Protected Postal Workers Are Catching COVID-19 by the Thousands. It’s One More Threat to Voting by Mail.

By Maryam Jameel (Pro Publica) and Ryan McCarthy (Pro Publica) | September 18, 2020

More than 50,000 workers have taken time off for virus-related reasons, slowing mail delivery. The Postal Service doesn’t test employees or check their temperatures, and its contact tracing is erratic.

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NBA Players #BLM

NBA Players are at the Apex of their Labor Power

By Filiberto Nolasco Gomez | September 14, 2020

‘There is no other scenario on the planet where billionaires board their private jets to recruit superstar Kevin Durant with aspirational multimedia pitches amid city-wide efforts. It’s a players league, and they are flexing. ‘

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Coronavirus

COVID-19: State Workers See Burnout, But Not Giving Up

By Mike Moen (Public News Service) | September 4, 2020

Public health officials warn Minnesota could see more novel coronavirus spikes in the coming weeks, if too many residents let their guard down.

Community

‘The System Has Forgotten Us’

By Filiberto Nolasco Gomez | August 25, 2020

What Mayela faces on a day to day basis reflects what immigrant communities in South Minneapolis have been facing under COVID-19, compounded by the destruction during the uprising.

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Teacher Protesting

As New School Year Draws Near, Unions Push Districts For Answers

By Michael Moore (Union Advocate) | August 25, 2020

“The communication that is received by staff and families is vague at best and non-existent at worst,” said Karin Hogan, an educator in the White Bear Lake Area Schools, where union members rallied before the school board tonight

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Meatpacking Companies Dismissed Years of Warnings but Now Say Nobody Could Have Prepared for COVID-19

By Michael Grabell (Pro Publica) and Bernice Yeung (ProPublica) | August 20, 2020

In documents dating to 2006, government officials predicted that a pandemic would threaten critical businesses and warned them to prepare. Meatpacking companies largely ignored them, and now nearly every one of the predictions has come true.

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