Organizing
Asian-American unionists step up fight for equality
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Improving racial and gender diversity in the nation\’s union leadership emerged as one of two key themes of the biennial convention of the Asian-Pacific American Labor Alliance.
Workday Magazine (https://workdaymagazine.org/category/organizing/page/36/)
Improving racial and gender diversity in the nation\’s union leadership emerged as one of two key themes of the biennial convention of the Asian-Pacific American Labor Alliance.
The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers is pressuring a St. Paul temp agency to explain why it refused to place fully qualified, union electricians into a recently advertised opening.
An NLRB Administrative Law Judge has ruled in favor of the Rochester Holiday Inn Express workers who were fired a few days before Christmas 2006.
Service and maintenance employees at Abbott Northwestern Hospital – 441 in all – have voted to join SEIU Healthcare Minnesota.
The Minneapolis City Council passed a resolution Friday urging Congress to pass the Employee Free Choice Act, legislation supporting workers\’ rights to organize unions.
A Workers\’ Solidarity Dinner to support the Coalition of Immokalee Workers will be held Thursday at Bethany Lutheran Church in Minneapolis.
Construction union members from across Minnesota gather this week in Mankato for the annual convention of the Minnesota Building and Construction Trades Council.
After a four-year struggle, workers at Walker Methodist Care Center in south Minneapolis finally won recognition of their union, AFSCME. They celebrated with a picnic last month and music by the Fire Roast Mountain Boys.
Efforts to form a union at the Jennie-O Turkey Store in Faribault intensified this week after the National Labor Relations Board found the company guilty of unfair labor practices.
Defying 97-degree heat, heavy humidity and a planned Republican filibuster, several thousand workers and their allies rallied in Washington Tuesday to demand the Senate pass the Employee Free Choice Act.