Policy
Vote in Tuesday’s primary election
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Before you vote in the Nov. 4 general election, don\’t forget to go to the polls this Tuesday, Sept. 9, to make your voice heard in several important primary election races.
Workday Magazine (https://workdaymagazine.org/category/policy/page/43/)
Before you vote in the Nov. 4 general election, don\’t forget to go to the polls this Tuesday, Sept. 9, to make your voice heard in several important primary election races.
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Workers, union and community leaders gathered Monday to discuss the recent layoff of 66 workers at TRW and the possible loss of more good-paying jobs.
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Prospective Democratic presidential nominee Barack Obama told more than 2,500 union leaders nationwide that "we can\’t do it without you" if he is to win the White House this fall and advance workers\’ causes when he gets there.