November 14, 2014
Volkswagen changes policy to embrace “minority unions”
International Business Times reported this week that German automaker Volkswagen will recognize unions at its Chattanooga plant even without majority support.
International Business Times reported this week that German automaker Volkswagen will recognize unions at its Chattanooga plant even without majority support.
Big news in the effort to build a new southern workers movement came last week as thousands of American Airlines employees voted overwhelmingly to have a union on their side.
Servers are fed up with living off tips. They are standing up for 1 FAIR WAGE.
Worker organizing in the South was the focus of a panel discussion and public Q&A session attended by nearly 150 activists and scholars on Presidents Day at Duke.
You can do your part to help Organize the South at “Poultry Workers Appreciation Day” on Wednesday.
We must rise to the challenge where the challenge presented by organized greed is the greatest – here in the South.
America’s unions resolve to develop a new Southern Organizing Strategy.
Join us at the OUR Walmart labor and community forum in Raleigh on September 5th.
Join us in Winston-Salem on Thursday, May 9 as we rally and march for justice for tobacco farmworkers!
Sugar shouldn’t leave a bitter taste in your mouth. That’s why we are calling on American Crystal Sugar to end the 14-month lockout of its workers, members of BCTGM. Until Crystal Sugar agrees to end the lockout, the AFL-CIO will call for a boycott of the company’s products.
American is threatening lay-offs and massive wage cuts, and without a union the workers will have no voice. Come out and show the workers they are not alone!
Some 600 call center workers, employees of the customer service provider Sitel in Asheville, got a big boost this week in their struggle to organize a union and bargain a contract for a better life.
Join us in Winston-Salem on May 3 as we rally and march for justice for tobacco farm workers! Tell Reynolds it’s time to take responsibility for it’s actions and it’s supply chain.
In North Carolina, IBEW local organizer Keith Rivers finds personal satisfaction in helping his home-state electricians discover a better life for themselves and their families through union membership.
In the wake of the bankruptcy of American Airlines, 13,000 people will lose their jobs and its employees’ will lose their pension. Over a hundred workers at RDU International airport will be affected, and their local union is asking for our help. Show your solidarity with American workers by taking the pledge, “I support American jobs.”
The North Carolina State AFL-CIO is the largest association of local unions and union councils in North Carolina, representing over one-hundred and forty-thousand union members, fighting for good jobs, safe workplaces, workers’ rights, consumer protections, and quality public services on behalf of ALL working people.
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