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What does the infrastructure deal mean for working Minnesotans? Plus: will there be a special session in the MN legislature? Lots of things to talk abo…
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The attempt to get frontline workers their bonus pay this fall utterly failed after the democratic process was stalled by some good old passive aggress…
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Nurses at Allina WestHealth end their three-day strike. Workers at Half Price Books marched on the boss, asking for recognition for their union with UF…
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“Student-athletes” has always been a misclassification. An NLRB memo encourages college players to organize as employees. The National Women’s Soccer L…
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The DFL members of the Frontline Worker Pay Working Group announced to the public today their proposal seeking to recognize more workers.
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Your opinion on the labor movement in Minnesota is important.
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...that includes only nurses, first responders, corrections officers, and other long-term healthcare workers. Workers respond in solidarity and dismay.
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Protecting workers and communities means we must think beyond ourselves.
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The seasons change, but working conditions for those on the frontline stay the same. Plus, highlights from the MN AFL-CIO convention! 🍂
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Amid the noise and headlines, the struggle for dignity in work continues.
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A few nuggets of labor news for you as we wrap up the week.
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Plus: it’s the 100th anniversary of the Battle of Blair Mountain, looking at access to vaccines for workers, and solidarity with Starbs.
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