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Unions and Lawmakers Announce Legislation to Protect Meat and Poultry Workers

By Amie Stager | January 29, 2021

The “Minnesota Safe Workplaces for Meat and Poultry Processing Workers Act” seeks to protect workers by ensuring their rights and benefits to a safe workplace.

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Union and Allies Respond to the Governors Proposed Budget

By Filiberto Nolasco Gomez | January 27, 2021

“Governor Walz’s budget proposal is a bold plan that invests in priorities to help working people recover from the COVID-19 pandemic while laying out a vision for a more just and equitable state.”

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Union density increases in Minnesota. Unionization rates Increase Nationally.

By Filiberto Nolasco Gomez | January 26, 2021

Minnesota’s union membership rate increased from 13.7% of the workforce in 2019 to 15.8%.

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Marathon Refinery Employees Denied Access After Union Offers To Unconditionally Return to Work While Talks Continue

By Filiberto Nolasco Gomez and Michael Moore (Union Advocate) | January 25, 2021

Teamsters report that Union employees offered to return to work last week. In a move the Union calls astounding and incredibly reckless, Employees were denied entry when they went to work.

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Home Care Workers Celebrate $15 Minimum Wage in Tentative Agreement With State of Minnesota

By Filiberto Nolasco Gomez | January 21, 2021

Even before COVID, many seniors, people with disabilities, and the families that support them are without the care that they need to stay safely in their homes. It is expected that the increase in wages and benefits will play a key role in combating the care crisis.

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Educators Call for Delay in Reopening Schools

By Amie Stager | January 14, 2021

Educators and community members are worried about reopening classrooms in February.

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Augsburg Staff Vote for a Union

By Filiberto Nolasco Gomez | January 8, 2021

“For over a year, coworkers have come together to imagine a stronger Augsburg community — a community that values and trusts its staff,

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Union Building Trades Help Share the Spirit

By Fair Contracting Foundation of Minnesota | December 23, 2020

Union trades men and women volunteer their time for two days taking carloads of gifts for the “Share the Spirit” program

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Health and Wellness Clinics Open for Laborers

By Amie Stager | December 22, 2020

In a unique partnership, laborers have opened three clinics in Minnesota devoted to the healthcare needs of workers.

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In 2021, Unions Will Press Legislature For Action For Working People

By Steve Share (Minneapolis Labor Review) | December 21, 2020

In the new year, unions will continue to watch and pressure the Legislature to protect workers and provide relief.

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