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The Industrial Relations Commission threat is in line with a broader assault, spearheaded by Labor and the unions, on the basic rights of workers to oppose attacks on their jobs, wages and conditions.

Based on the financial straits the Brainerd School District is currently experiencing, it would be better for everyone if the district were shopping for a consultant to assist them with a fiscal plan, not a strategic plan.

Amber Erickson, Kristie Haefner and Leslie Valiant are filling three vacancies on the Ridgewater College Foundation Board, comprised of community volunteers from the region. The college has campuses in Willmar and Hutchinson.

The entire planet is impacted by climate change, whether it’s believed to be a natural cycle or human-induced. Click to read more...

The strike follows an overwhelming rejection, by 84 percent of nurses, of the state Labor government’s offer of a 3 percent wage “increase” and a nurse-to-patient ratio model that would not be implemented for another two years.

There might be a case for company-paid vacations

The count is a manual audit of paper ballots in randomly selected precincts for specific offices to determine the accuracy of the voting system prescribed by state law.

ANFWA secretary Janet Reach has told government negotiators the only thing that would stop the strike was for its pay offer to rise to at least 5 per cent per annum.

The Crow Wing County canvassing board certified the 32,813 votes cast in the 2022 midterm elections.

The complaint filed this week alleges numerous mistakes leading to the crash that killed Sharon Gamble and Kenneth Weikle.