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Nebraska activists want undocumented essential workers prioritized for COVID-19 vaccination

By María Inés Taracena (Prism Reports) | February 16, 2021

“They were named essential workers at the expense of their health. They didn’t have a choice from the beginning.”

COVID-19
Meat Packing

After Hundreds of Meatpacking Workers Died From COVID-19, Congress Wants Answers

By Michael Grabell (Pro Publica) and Bernice Yeung (ProPublica) | February 5, 2021

A key House subcommittee cited reports by ProPublica and other news outlets in launching an investigation into how the country’s meatpacking companies handled the pandemic, which has killed hundreds of workers to date.

COVID-19

The “Essential Worker” Swindle

By Sarah Lazare | January 25, 2021

How this label is used to justify a social order in which workers are abused, discarded and left to die.

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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.

Community

East Side Freedom Library Co-Sponsors Event on Black Labor in the Making of America

By Filiberto Nolasco Gomez | January 19, 2021

n collaboration with the University of Minnesota Department of History, the Ramsey County Historical Society, and the Labor and Working-Class History Association, ESFL is hosting an online conversation between the two leading scholars of Black labor in the United States: Dr. Joe W. Trotter, Jr., and Dr. William P. Jones.

News

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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Man in Protective Suit

Warehouse Workers Are on the Front Lines of the Covid Crisis. They’re Worried They’ll Be Passed Over for the Vaccine.

By Kari Lydersen (In These Times) | December 14, 2020

Low-wage warehouse workers, many of whom are temporary, are demanding access to the vaccine.

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Meat Packing

Meat-Plant Workers Call for Vaccine Priority

By Mike Moen (Public News Service) | December 9, 2020

Meat-plant workers agree that health-care workers and the elderly should top the initial list, but the industry also is pushing for top priority.

Commentary
Olmstead Medical Center

There’s Only One Way to Recover From the Pandemic: Together

By Danh Vo | December 7, 2020

Despite the discrimination and stigma we often face, we are committed to strengthening and unifying the country we call home. No matter whether you’re black, white, or brown, we all bleed the same red blood.

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