Labor

                
  • A win for workers is a win for all

    A win for workers is a win for all

    December 20, 2008 By Rick Nagin

    Employee Free Choice Act is key to recovery As 2008 comes to an end the labor movement has much to celebrate including the election of our first African American president, the win for union representation for...

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  • Union leaders welcome Solis choice as labor secretary

    Union leaders welcome Solis choice as labor secretary

    December 19, 2008

    WASHINGTON (PAI)--Union leaders welcomed the choice of pro-worker Rep. Hilda Solis (D-Calif.) as Labor Secretary in the incoming Democratic Obama administration. If confirmed by the Senate, Solis would replace anti-worker GOP Bush Labor Secretary Elaine Chao....

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  • Rural women working harder for the money, study finds

    Rural women working harder for the money, study finds

    December 18, 2008

    DURHAM, N.H. — In rural America, 70 percent of married mothers with children under six work for pay, finds a new report spanning nearly 40 years of women’s employment trends. As men’s employment rates have dropped...

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  • Class struggle clarified

    Class struggle clarified

    December 17, 2008

    Americans are gaining a much clearer view of the ongoing class struggle. National Jobs with Justice (JwJ) and other organizations are calling for a “People’s Bailout” in opposition to the handouts flowing from the Bush Administration...

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  • Republic workers win victory for entire labor movement

    Republic workers win victory for entire labor movement

    December 13, 2008

    CHICAGO – “The occupation is over,” said factory worker Armando Robles to reporters here late Dec. 10, amid a celebratory crowd of his fellow co-workers that chanted, “Yes we did.” “We have achieved victory,” added Robles...

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