On right to work and prevailing wage, it’s Walz … or Wisconsin
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“People will tell you, ‘I’m not into politics,’” Walz said. “You tell them too damn bad because politics is into you.”
Workday Magazine (https://workdaymagazine.org/category/uncategorized/page/15/)
“People will tell you, ‘I’m not into politics,’” Walz said. “You tell them too damn bad because politics is into you.”
FRONTLINE has done an exhaustive investigation into the role that state governments and Wall Street have to privatize public pensions resulting in a “multi-trillion-dollar hole.”
The Minneapolis Regional Retiree Council hosted a candidate forum focused on debt and its debilitating impacts.
Rodriguez, part of a group(link is external) of port drivers fighting for rights to join a union, is relieved to have parts of the labor movement on his side
At the rally, they stood together in support of the proposed ordinance, unveiled a week earlier by Mayor Carter.
While the nation was focused on Brett Kavanaugh’s contentious confirmation process, the Supreme Court began hearing arguments in New Prime Inc. v. Oliveira, a major labor case that could impact thousands of workers throughout the country.
South Dakota teachers no longer earn the lowest salaries in the nation, but a new report(link is external) says that without vigilance, the progress could reverse itself and make it more difficult to retain good educators.
AFSCME Council 65 has two open positions for dynamic organizers after a series of retirements.
A Twin Cities nonprofit that works to strengthen local families got a little help from the Machinists’ union family over the weekend.
A new report shines a light on the Durham and Atlanta healthcare workers raising the standards of care in America.