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Protest, Washington D.C. Vlad Tchompalov @tchompalov
In a ceremony held on the floor of Ironworkers Local 512’s apprenticeship training center today, Gov. Tim Walz signed into law a $1.88 billion package of infrastructure investments that will create thousands of jobs for union tradespeople across Minnesota.
The working people who keep Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport running, who keep it clean and who have made it safe for travelers during the COVID-19 crisis are about to get a well-deserved raise.
During the fifth special session this year, the Minnesota State Legislature passed a historic capital investment bill celebrated by workers.
Instead of using bailout money to keep workers, at least two companies restored the full pay of their top management.
A conversation with labor activist and legal scholar James Gray Pope.
The administration is allowing industries to directly control guest worker programs.
This report illustrates the many ways that Donald Trump is failing American workers, endangering the environment and our communities, and putting lives at risk”
A committee chair is ratcheting up a fight over an investigation into potential conflicts of interests in the NLRB’s repeated efforts to undo an Obama-era rule that expanded liability for corporations like McDonald’s.
“Throughout U.S. history, right-wing forces have used the denial of citizenship to restrict political dissent.”
Mayors from St. Paul and ten other U.S. cities want America to embrace the idea of providing direct cash payments to people struggling to get by