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- In Boston, ‘Construction Stops COVID’ - Martin Walsh, Boston Mayor & Joe Biden’s Pick To Head The U.S. Department Of Labor, Says His City Has Just Instituted The “Highest Safety Standards In The Nation”
- “Let’s ‘Go And Get Into Some More Good Trouble’” - CWA-Represented Lumen Technologies Workers Fight Telecom Giant for MLK Day Off
- 6,000 Amazon Warehouse Workers Will Hold Union Vote In Alabama On February 8th
- The National AFL-CIO’s Workers First Agenda – Labor Organization Urges Incoming Biden Administration & Congress To Transform The Lives Of Working People
- Fast Food Workers At McDonald's, Wendy's & Other Chains Will Strike Friday To ‘Demand Boosting’ The Minimum Wage To $15 An Hour - The Strike Will Take Place On What Would Have Been Martin Luther King Jr's 92nd Birthday
- Labor Perspective From Former New York Times Journalist Steven Greenhouse: COVID-19 ‘Puts Workers In Danger’ - ‘It's Another Reason We Need’ Unions
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Labor News From Washington, D.C.
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- President Biden & National AFL-CIO Labor Law Agendas 'Track Each Other' – Biden’s ‘Build Back Better’ Agenda Contains The Words ‘Union, Right To Organize & Worker' Run Through It Like A Constant Thread
- National AFL-CIO Martin Luther King, Jr. Conference Looks Ahead ‘To What Is Possible’
- Union Allies Call On Biden ‘To Fire’ Trump's Labor Board Attorney, ‘Immediately’ - What Biden Decides To Do About Peter Robb ‘Could Be A Bellwether For How He Governs, As A Moderate Consensus-Builder Or A Hard-Nosed Progressive’
- Several Major Unions Ask Pelosi & Schumer For $1 Trillion In Emergency Aid For State & Local Governments
- Labor Perspective From National AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka: Democracy And The Labor Movement ‘Are One And The Same’
- Ratification Vote Begins On Tentative NALC/U.S. Postal Service Contract Agreement - Union Representing 205,000 City Letter Carriers Unanimously Recommends Approval Of The New 44-Month National Labor Agreement
Buffalo and Western New York Labor News
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- The WNY Labor Federation Calls For Republican U.S. Congressman Chris Jacobs To Resign In The Wake Of The Trump Insurgence That Took Place At The U.S. Capitol In Washington, D.C. Last Week
- ‘The Chickens Have Come Home to Roost’ - WNY Area Labor Federation President Richard Lipsitz Offers Up His Thoughts On The End Of The Trump Era & Where Organized Labor Is Headed Under A New Biden Administration
- An Open Letter To WNY Union Members From IUOE Local 17 Business Manager Gary Swain On The Insurrection In Our Nation’s Capital: Let’s Find Ways To Work Together, In The End We Are All Brothers & Sisters, In The End We Are All Americans
- NALC Branch 3’s Jody Lynn Kotowski, WNY's First Mail Carrier To Die Of COVID-19, Showed Her Concern For Her Fellow Union Members ‘Until The Very End,’ Texting Them To Wear Their Masks After She Was Admitted To A Buffalo Hospital
- ‘Skilled Union Workers Transform Your Driving Experience’ - Billboard On State Thruway That Runs Through Seneca Nation Territory ‘Recognizes Quality Work’ Performed By Four Buffalo Building Trades Unions
- CSEA Calls For Rapid Testing After COVID-19 Spike At The Erie County Correctional Facility Outside Buffalo
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New York City Labor News
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- “These Are Essential Workers Making Sure The Food Supply Is Open For The City” - Cops Bust Hunts Point Teamsters-Represented Workers Striking For $1/Hour Raise During A Pandemic, Arrest Six For Blocking Traffic
- "They ‘Act Like They’re Doing Us A Favor’ - Hunts Point Produce Market Workers Strike Over Dispute That Involves A $1-An-Hour Raise & Additional Health Care Benefits
- New Report Shows Collective Bargaining Agreements Create 'Robust' Middle-Class Jobs For Union Construction Workers
- After a 35-Year Battle, Marriott Marquis Workers Win Union Recognition With The Hotel Trades Council, Finally Organizing The Largest & Oldest Non-Union Hotel In NYC
- ‘They Are ‘Finally Going To Get What They Deserve.’ ‘These Jobs Are On Their Way To Becoming Decent Jobs’” - Airport Workers ‘Cheer’ As Healthy Terminals Act Becomes Law In New York State
- “My ‘Fear Is We’re Not Just Losing Jobs, We’re Losing Careers’” - American Federation Of Musicians Local 802 Warns Of ‘Looming And Great Cultural Depression’
New York State Labor News
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- United Probation Officers Association ‘Challenges Ongoing Discrimination Against’ Women of Color
- Two New York State Unions Sue Over Paid Coronavirus Quarantine Leave
- Governor Cuomo’s State of the State, Part IV: A $306 Billion Infrastructure Plan
- The New York State AFL-CIO’s 2021 Legislative Agenda
- For Health Care Workers, The Pandemic ‘Is Fueling Renewed Interest’ In Unions
- Do Unions ‘Actually Make’ Workplaces ‘Safer?’ According To Several Studies, The Answer Is ‘Yes!’
Organizing News From Across The U.S.A.
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- Philadelphia’s University Of The Arts Says ‘Union Yes’ - Now, 356 Full & Part-Time Faculty ‘Will Have A Voice In The Way Workers Are Treated At Their University’ As Members Of The American Federation Of Teachers
- Higher Wages, Better Benefits, Worker Representation - Join A Union Because They Work!
- Google Workers Speak Out About Why They Formed A Union: “To Protect Ourselves”
- AFT Affiliates Give Houston Educators ‘What They Need: A Voice’ – Educators ‘Vote Overwhelmingly’ To Make The Houston Federation Of Teachers & The Houston Educational Support Personnel Their ‘Exclusive’ Union Representatives
- 'Demanding Change At Work,' Google Workers Launch Its First Union With The Communications Workers Of America
- L.A.’s Museum of Contemporary Art Voluntarily Recognizes New AFSCME Union
Apprenticeship & Training News
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- California Electricians Receive Training In Microgrids & Storage As Part Of Climate, Equity Effort
- From Across The Pond: Tech Data Launches Hardware Apprenticeship
- Veterans Program Graduates First On-Line IBEW Pre-Apprentice
- Construction Jobs ‘Are Out There, But There Aren't Enough Qualified’ Applicants - While The National Workforce ‘Is On The Rebound, The Pandemic Is Forcing Many People To Either Search For Work Or Change Their Careers’
- OhioMeansJobs: Apprenticeship Program Helps Employers
- Here’s Six Expert Tips For Rebooting Your Career In 2021 – Including Considering A Tech Apprenticeship
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