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Housekeeping Democracy: Our Endorsements for the March 3rd Primary

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19 Feb, 2016

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Moral March 2016 in photos

The union solidarity with the Forward Together Moral Movement on display, fired up and ready-to-go, all marching down Fayetteville Street up to the edge of the Old State Capitol grounds, was a sight to behold!

Moral March 2016 in photos

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19 Feb, 2016

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Sirota: Focus on wages for NC to adapt to “the future of work”

Raising wages and expanding opportunity for the masses - not the millionaires - is the way forward to a prosperous future for both working people and the economy in North Carolina.

Sirota: Focus on wages for NC to adapt to “the future of work”

19 Feb, 2016

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Feb. is Black (Labor) History Month

February is Black History Month, and we've pulled together profiles by the AFL-CIO on several pioneering African Americans labor leaders as well as a list of resources courtesy of the American Labor Studies Center.

Feb. is Black (Labor) History Month

19 Feb, 2016

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Greensboro Standing with Women and Families Forum (3/5/16)

March is Women's History Month, and the Women’s Equality Center and its state partners invite you to the Greensboro Standing with Women and Families Forum, March 5th.

Greensboro Standing with Women and Families Forum (3/5/16)

12 Feb, 2016

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12 Feb, 2016

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NC workers explain "good jobs" to a kid robot

We asked North Carolina workers to explain to a kid robot made in Durham what to look for in a "good job" and got advice for anyone coming up with a plan to ensure the economy of the future works for ALL of us.

NC workers explain "good jobs" to a kid robot

12 Feb, 2016

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Endorsements finalized for March 15th primary

These are the statewide, legislative, and local candidates running with the union label.

Endorsements finalized for March 15th primary