The workers at the Thomas Built Buses manufacturing plant in High Point, wh...
The North Carolina State AFL-CIO will be proud to join all of our partners ...
North Carolina's legislature is out of control, and it's time to speak out ...
North Carolina - at 2.9% - had the lowest number of union members as a perc...
Governor Perdue took action earlier this month to make sure 28,000 jobless ...
Our partners at Progress NC are organizing a picket at Thom Tillis' next to...
The workers at the Thomas Built Buses manufacturing plant in High Point, who are represented by United Auto Workers Local 5287, got some good news earlier this month. Thomas has recalled 112 laid-off workers to meet demand.
The North Carolina State AFL-CIO will be proud to join all of our partners in social and economic justice for the 6th annual Historic Thousands on Jones Street (HKonJ), Saturday, February 11, 2012.
North Carolina’s legislature is out of control, and it’s time to speak out and push back. Join us at a public forum about how these hard-line conservatives are turning back the clock, who’s bankrolling their agenda, and what it means for our lives.
North Carolina – at 2.9% – had the lowest number of union members as a percentage of the state workforce. However, union members continue to join a significant advantage in wages and salary over their non-union counterparts.
Governor Perdue took action earlier this month to make sure 28,000 jobless North Carolinians will not lose their last lifeline in the New Year.
Our partners at Progress NC are organizing a picket at Thom Tillis’ next town hall Jan. 30 at Gaston College’s Kimbrell Campus in Belmont, NC.
The Triangle Labor Group is an informal group of activists from unions, community groups, and academia working together. Its next meeting on Tuesday, January 31 at AFL-CIO headquarters in Raleigh
January 21, 2012 is the second anniversary of the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision in Citizens United v. FEC that corporations are people, money is speech, and corporations have the right to spend as much of their money as they like to influence elections.
This Sunday, January 15 at 3pm, Art Pope, the most dangerous man in North Carolina politics, will debate Chris Kromm, the executive director of the Institute for Southern Studies, creators of the website www.ArtPopeExposed.com.
The New Year means new opportunities for our Republican-controlled state legislature to attack workers’ rights, and the arrogant extremists in charge on Jones Street wasted little time in getting down to business. At 1:12am on January 5, Republicans voted to eliminate dues deduction for members of NCAE.
If you think corporations should pay North Carolina taxes on North Carolina profits, sign this petition to the state legislature demanding they enact combined reporting and stop corporate tax deadbeats!
Come out Saturday (12/17) for a rally in Mordecai Historic Park in Raleigh to show your solidarity support for the Walking Occupation Marchers, who are on a journey from Wall Street to Atlanta and to mark three months since Occupy Wall Street began.