July 2013 - Page 2 of 4

After 22 days, Machinists and Painters vote to accept company offer

The exhibit launched July 11 with major help from more than two dozen local unions.

UFCW’s return would boost AFL-CIO membership by almost 10 percent.

Metro’s “statement of principles” asks the developer to use union workers

The mayor discussed City contract talks, and his opposition to the police commanding officers union

Before Congress votes again, they need to walk the streets and understand the impact of hunger

The former Weyerhaeuser worker will finish the term of Bob Wilson, who retired July 1.

Lawmakers barred public union-busting, closed prevailing wage loophole, funded infrastructure

A fast-moving convoy of vans and SUVs nearly ran over one picketing union member

Zoo food workers want union rights and permanent work