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- USW Members Vote to Ratify 4-Year Contract With U.S. Steel, An Agreement That Impacts 16,000 Workers Raises Wages & Improves Benefits
- For AFSCME, Anti-Worker Republican Governor Walker’s Defeat Was An ‘Especially Important’ Victory & Another Victory In Illinois That Ousted Anti-Union Republican Governor Rauner ‘Is Proof’ Of AFSCME’s Strength
- California Firefighters’ Union Chief ‘Blasts’ Trump's Wildfire Tweet
- The 2018 Mid-Term Election: Union Leaders Cheer Mid-Term Election Results
- The 2018 Mid-Term Election: Minnesota’s Walz Heads The List As 743-Plus Unionists Win Office
- Is This What Trump Meant When He Pledged To ‘Make America Great Again?’ Foxconn - The Taiwanese Supplier To Apple - Considers Bringing Chinese Workers To Wisconsin
- Ford Outlines Union Hiring Plan For $740 Million Detroit Construction Project
- IUOE Decides Not To Represent Six Workers In Illinois Town After They Used Janus Rights & Opted Out Of Paying Dues, Union Says: “Our Representation Has Value, And We’re Very Proud Of The Service We Provide For Our Members.”
- “We're Just Fed Up:” Teachers Are Running For Elected Office In ‘Record Numbers’ In 2018, Motivated By Low Pay & Education Cuts
- Via Fortune Magazine: General Motors Offers Buyouts to 18,000 Workers, ‘Months After Warning About Layoffs’ Over Trump's Tariffs
- Via In These Times: Chicago Teachers Just Voted 98% ‘To Authorize The First Charter School Strike In U.S. History’
- More Than 400 State Workers' Unions In Iowa ‘Overwhelmingly Win’ Re-Certification
- The IBEW Joins With NECA To ‘Work To Shrink’ The Gender Gap In The Electrical Field - Trying To Figure Out What Keeps Women Away From The Construction Industry & Fix Misconceptions About Women In The Trades
- A Labor Perspective By Krya Sadovi, Columnist For The Daily Illini: The Janus’ Decision ‘Hasn’t Killed’ Labor Unions
- Labor Flexes ‘New Muscles’ In Online Media - Law360, A Legal News Arm Of LexisNexis, Is Threatened With A Strike As Labor Organizers Target A ‘Turbulent’ Industry
