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These socialist ideologies were on full display in 2019 when the AFL-CIO published back-to-back tweets calling to "seize the means of production" and illustrating that the cost of a guillotine was cheaper than union dues.

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America has always counted on union workers. giving us half a chance, you have never, ever, ever let the country down. were counting on you again to build this country for all of us. help build an economy that works for working people. i promise you, im going to keep fighting for you. are you prepared to fight with me? lets build it together. lets continue to give working families a fighting chance. face our challenges head on. lets keep building a better america. because we can do it! god bless...

Thank you for putting that into american english. sometimes it does get lost. its important in economic talk. thank you so much for that. help me understand it better. with me to share the insights, ja jackie cosnitc. the fed is trying to do what it believes is the right thing. its a difficult environment. but if it raises interest rates, that could mean the job growth slows down. interest rates go up. a few tough months or quarters, she said, at a time joe biden -- or years. at a time joe biden...

'Historic Moment': House Passes Bill Allowing Congressional Workers to Unionize

CAMDEN, Ark. — Opening his locker, putting on his hat, walking the halls of the Camden Police Department to head to his patrol vehicle, its the every day routine of

"We are not happy with the results but weve got to continue to organize," Amazon Labor Union President Chris Smalls said after the effort to unionize a second Staten Island facility failed.

SALEM — The Oregon Supreme Court on Friday, April 29, ruled that a proposed ballot title for an initiative to change the way the state redraws political districts was insufficient

There are officially less than two weeks left in the 2022 legislative session and still roughly 328 bills that are making their way through the process, including some big legislation that will inevitably lead to long debates.