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Earl Blumenauer

Jobs

Unions: Vote by mail now more than ever

Jun 2, 2020

The push for national vote-by-mail is timelier than ever in the midst of a pandemic, but postal union leaders say it won’t matter much if the U.S. Postal Service isn’t around.

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National

‘Robin Hood Tax’ on Wall Street would generate $350 billion

Nov 16, 2011

Rep. Peter DeFazio and Sen. Tom Harkin introduce a bill Nov. 3 to tax Wall Street trading activity.

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National

AFL-CIO tallies slew of anti-union votes in Congress

Aug 10, 2011

The national AFL-CIO has released its interim rating of members of Congress for 2011.

Portland

Portland bus brigade travels to rallies at 8 worksites

Jul 15, 2011

With 8+ union contracts expiring June 30, activists thought, “Why not get all the unions together?”

Trade

Congress could vote on Korea, Colombia, Panama deals in July

Jul 1, 2011

The NAFTA-style treaties would add to the trade deficit and make outsourcing easier.

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