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  • Guest Workers Begin Hunger Strike for Justice
  • U.S., Colombian Workers Agree Trade Deal Hurts Both Countries
  • Bill Moyer’s Journal Focuses on Health Care and Nurses’ Role in Reform
  • 499th Labor Candidate Victory in New Jersey
  • Mississippi Victory Sends Another Pro-Working Family Member to Congress
  • Colorado Activists Launch Ballot Campaign to Prevent Corporate Fraud, Protect Jobs
  • Think Twice Before Buying a Del Webb Home
  • Union Member-to-Member Walks to Reach Thousands This Weekend
  • Senate Takes Step to Approve Bargaining Rights for Public Safety Officers
  • Pennsylvania Union Members Get Ready for the Election
  • Yacht Party Republicans Sail Away Tax Free in California
  • Burma Cyclone Survivors Need Your Help
  • Verizon Shareholders Ask: Can CEO Ivan Seidenberg Be His Own Boss?
  • CLUW Shines Spotlight on Women’s Health
  • Expanding Guest Worker Program Would Hurt U.S. Workers

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  • NY: Jackass ignores safety ‘flaggers’ and hits a construction worker at the Verrazano Bridge
  • Labor divided after bruising primaries
  • American unions help celebrate 10 years of the TUC Organising Academy
  • TN, Memphis: After 34 years of service and 10 months in hospital, city and comp insurer throwing this sanitation workers life away
  • Victory: Senate vote’s overwhelmingly in favor of America’s public safety workers
  • Kongsberg Automotive: Adds to their history of greed
  • On May 1 Teamster Local 237 Held A Sprited Rally To Raise Awareness to the NYCHA Budget Cuts
  • Plant closing rocks CAW
  • Workers at GM factory in Ohio prepare to strike
  • Axle of Evil
  • UAW’s wrath sends a signal
  • Hollywood actors, studio’s clash over internet clips
  • Building Bridges Radio: Inequality and Our Imploding Economy
  • 300 arrested as ICE raids kosher meat plant in Iowa
  • Starbucks Union holds a MayDay Press Conference in Grand Rapids, MI
  • New SEIU report on sovereign wealth funds and private equity calls for more transparency of SWF investment in U.S. buyout funds
  • Massachusetts AFL-CIO Program Awards $1 Million in Scholarships
  • Tell Senate to give public safety officers basic bargaining rights
  • Slavery in the news: Indian ‘guest workers’ to hold hunger strike in DC
  • Unions forge secret pacts with major employers

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