Five people were arrested and dozens of workers protested at Charlotte Douglas International Airport as part of national day of action on Valentine’s Day calling on airlines like American, Delta, and United to take action to end poverty and unaffordable health care in the airline catering industry
Raising Wages NC Coalition members to protest lawmakers’ failure to act before the legislative “crossover deadline” expires with novel and noisy demonstration, 10 A.M. Thursday on Jones Street in Raleigh.
People who work in union at the United States Postal Service and the business owners and community members who depend upon it will hold a lunchtime press conference, rally, and picket outside the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Government Building this Wednesday to inform the public how they can help fight back against reductions in service and jobs.
Join Farm Labor Organizing Committee, AFL-CIO members and allies in Winston-Salem May 5th at Reynolds American’s annual shareholders meeting to call on the company to sign an agreement with FLOC guaranteeing freedom of association to all farmworkers in their supply chain!
Join us in Durham to celebrate Women’s Equality Day on August 28 with a march and FREE rally organized by our friends at Action NC featuring speakers, performance artists, skits, live music, children’s activities, and food trucks!
With contracts covering more than 28,000 workers at AT&T Southeast about to expire, CWA Local 3607 in Greensboro is calling on all available members, friends, family to rally support for the bargaining team trying to bring back a fair contract.
If you agree with us that no one in America should work at a company with $16 billion in profits, run by a family with more than $150 billion in wealth and be unable to put dinner on the table, support Walmart strikers in North Carolina this Black Friday!
V.A. employees and supporters of veterans will protest against mismanagement in the Department of Veterans Affairs outside the V.A. office in Durham on Sept. 12th.
This week AFL-CIO released a powerful new video that calls the effort by the Republican majority in the NCGA to silence its opposition “un-American” and urges viewers to make themselves heard anyway.
Take a stand against pollution and premature death! Join us this Monday, June 2 at Moral Monday as we raise our voices to protect the health of our state!
About a hundred people turned out for the 2nd Pots & Spoons Protest on Wednesday. The protest coincided with the opening day of the 2014 legislative session of the North Carolina General Assembly.
State lawmakers will reconvene the General Assembly for the legislative “short session” next week, and Moral Monday will follow them on May 19th.
Bring an empty pot and spoon (and a friend) this May 14th and join our cacerolazo to sound off against the immoral agenda of our reckless state lawmakers and governor.
“Jobs should lift workers out of poverty, not trap them in it,” said Carolyn Smith of Working America.
Help us welcome Pat McCrory to Statesville on Thursday.
