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69th Annual Convention in Raleigh/Cary, September 17-18th

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Member Spotlight: Thomas Lupton (Teamsters)

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15 Jun, 2012

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Join us for the Backwards Budget .5K (6/19)

Register your objection to our state legislature's Backwards Budget by registering now for the Backwards Budget .5K in Raleigh on Tuesday, June 19 and get a free t-shirt. If a few of us have to fall on our behinds to make the point that our state needs to move forward not backward, so be it!

Join us for the Backwards Budget .5K (6/19)

15 Jun, 2012

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15 Jun, 2012

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The Main Street Moment: Struggle in the heartland

Only organized workers can save us from organized greed.

The Main Street Moment: Struggle in the heartland

15 Jun, 2012

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15 Jun, 2012

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AFL-CIO endorses Walter Dalton for Governor

Today, elected representatives of AFL-CIO union members in North Carolina voted unanimously to endorse Walter Dalton for Governor, the only candidate for working people.

AFL-CIO endorses Walter Dalton for Governor

01 Jun, 2012

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01 Jun, 2012

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Rest In Peace, Doc Watson

Since our last email update, the legendary guitarist and member of AFM Local 546, Doc Watson, has died. He was 89 years old.

Rest In Peace, Doc Watson

01 Jun, 2012

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01 Jun, 2012

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Community engagement fair in Raleigh on Saturday (6/2)

The NC State AFL-CIO will join18 other organizations and counting for the first-ever community engagement fair on Bicentennial Mall in Raleigh this Saturday, June 2, from 11am to 3pm.

Community engagement fair in Raleigh on Saturday (6/2)

01 Jun, 2012

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01 Jun, 2012

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Republicans move to shield corporate tax cheats

If you think basic tax fairness begins with profitable multi-state corporations paying their taxes, this latest action by radical Republicans on Jones Street to make being a corporate tax cheat easier than ever should give you pause about allowing them to retain their majorities come November.

Republicans move to shield corporate tax cheats