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Intertwined: The Labor Movement and LGBT Rights

29 Jun, 2018

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29 Jun, 2018

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Intertwined: The Labor Movement and LGBT Rights

Through all the celebration of LGBTQ Pride this month, there’s been a valuable opportunity to reflect on the hard-fought victories, brutal setbacks, and tenacious struggles that have ultimately delivered so much for so many.

Intertwined: The Labor Movement and LGBT Rights

Intertwined: The Labor Movement and LGBT Rights

26 Jun, 2018

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26 Jun, 2018

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Intertwined: The Labor Movement and LGBT Rights

Through all the celebration of LGBTQ Pride this month, there’s been a valuable opportunity to reflect on the hard-fought victories, brutal setbacks, and tenacious struggles that have ultimately delivered so much for so many.

Intertwined: The Labor Movement and LGBT Rights

Labor Update for Week of June 25, 2018

25 Jun, 2018

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25 Jun, 2018

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Labor Update for Week of June 25, 2018

Our weekly email blast with updates from our blog, news that works for working people, and upcoming actions and events.

Labor Update for Week of June 25, 2018

6 Months in, GOP Tax Bill an Utter Flop

22 Jun, 2018

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22 Jun, 2018

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6 Months in, GOP Tax Bill an Utter Flop

Six months after President Trump and Republicans in Congress jammed through massive tax cuts mostly for corporations and the wealthy, it has become clear that working families are suffering while

6 Months in, GOP Tax Bill an Utter Flop

Trumka Gets World Peace Prize for Labor Leadership

22 Jun, 2018

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22 Jun, 2018

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Trumka Gets World Peace Prize for Labor Leadership

Richard L. Trumka, president of the AFL-CIO, was presented Tuesday with the inaugural “World Peace Prize for Labor Leadership.” The event took place at the headquarters of the AFL-CIO, in Washington, D.C., in the George Meany Conference Room.

Trumka Gets World Peace Prize for Labor Leadership

Winston-Salem Adopts $15/hr "Family Wage" for City Workers

Winston-Salem Adopts $15/hr "Family Wage" for City Workers

21 Jun, 2018

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Winston-Salem Adopts $15/hr "Family Wage" for City Workers

Workers and advocates celebrated this week as Winston-Salem City Council members voted unanimously to approve a minimum wage of $15 an hour or more for city workers by 2021. The move shows growing momentum in North Carolina, following similar victories in Greensboro, Raleigh, Durham and Wake County.

Winston-Salem Adopts $15/hr "Family Wage" for City Workers