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Many N.C. seniors live without economic security

13 Apr, 2012

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13 Apr, 2012

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Many N.C. seniors live without economic security

Earlier this year, the N.C. Alliance for Retired Americans teamed up with Wider Opportunities for Women to release a report, the 2012 Elder Economic Security Index (EESI), which shows that for many senior citizens in North Carolina, basic needs exceed income.

Many N.C. seniors live without economic security

Boeing machinists on strike at Seymour Johnson

05 Apr, 2012

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05 Apr, 2012

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Boeing machinists on strike at Seymour Johnson

Boeing machinists at Seymour Johnson Air Force Base are on strike.

Boeing machinists on strike at Seymour Johnson

Tax Day Showdown in Raleigh (4/17)

05 Apr, 2012

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05 Apr, 2012

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Tax Day Showdown in Raleigh (4/17)

April 17, 2012 is Tax Day in the United States - an opportunity to reassess America's priorities as reflected by who's paying taxes and who or what don't pay their fair share. Join our "buddy protest" on Tax Day outside corporate-villain and tax-deadbeat, Bank of America, in Raleigh.

Tax Day Showdown in Raleigh (4/17)

What's grosser than "Pink Slime"?

05 Apr, 2012

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05 Apr, 2012

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What's grosser than "Pink Slime"?

We received an urgent request for solidarity support this week from AFGE, which represents workers at the United States Department of Agriculture. USDA is up to no-good in a big way.

What's grosser than "Pink Slime"?

U.S. Labor History Comes Alive in Greensboro, Sunday 4/15-5/20

05 Apr, 2012

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05 Apr, 2012

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U.S. Labor History Comes Alive in Greensboro, Sunday 4/15-5/20

Triad chapter of Jobs with Justice’s labor history classes will return in 2012 with a lecture series on the untold story of labor in the United States. Class begins Sunday, April 15 and will run every Sunday through May 20.

U.S. Labor History Comes Alive in Greensboro, Sunday 4/15-5/20

Rally to Save the Postal Service...Again (4/12)

05 Apr, 2012

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05 Apr, 2012

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Rally to Save the Postal Service...Again (4/12)

In dealing with Congress, sometimes (often?) you just have to shake your head. Such is the case with the United States Senate, where North Carolina Senators Richard Burr and Kay Hagan are now considering a bill that would dismantle the United States Postal Service!

Rally to Save the Postal Service...Again (4/12)