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Two Big Labor Unions Share Efforts to Gain Power and Scale

The leaders of two of the nation’s biggest, most powerful labor unions — the Service Employees International Union [1] and the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees — are completi

West Virginia AFL-CIO, Others Launching Legal Challenge of Right to Work

L.A. Schools Lose Half A Billion Dollars To Charter Schools - 05-11-16

A new report from MGT of America shows Los Angeles public schools have lost more than $591 million this year alone.

Central States Pension Fund Looks To Congress After Treasury Refused To Approve Cuts - 05-11-16

The head of the Central States Pension Fund says Congress now has to act to save the Central States Pension Fund. Tom Nyhan says now that the Treasury Department has rejected the plan's pension cuts proposal the fund likely won't be able to offer another proposed remedy without Congress. Read More...

Civil Liberties Union Sues NY To Win Farmworker Labor Rights - Gov. Cuomo Won't Fight It - 05-11-16

The New York Civil Liberties Union Tuesday sued the state of New York for excluding farmworkers from the labor right to form unions and collectively bargain.

OSHA Faced with Diminishing Resources in Their Efforts to Keep Working People Alive

Expanding the Fight for Racial Justice

Friedrichs case may be history, but unions not letting their guard down

Labor History Month kicked off in St. Paul Monday with a discussion of history in the making, as panelists offered insight into public-sector workers’ recent push to breath new life into their unions and defend their right to a voice on the job.

AFL-CIO's Liz Shuler On The Working Women Survey And The Issues Women Are Confronting

AFL-CIO Secretary-Treasurer Liz Shuler says working women and their issues are critical in this election year.

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