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Meet the leaders key to making the state work.

The leaders behind a revitalized labor movement in the city.

Workers in London marked the annual Labour Day celebration with a pledge of growing militancy and tough negotiations at the bargaining table.

Theyre protected by unions. i i think we have to do something so a new administration can come in and fire those who dont get onboard for the new agenda. >> welsh sean, as you know well, of course, you make the fundamental distinction between private sector unions, and we know these groups in wisconsin, you work with them, you know, the carpenters, the pipe fitters, the road builders, the operating engineers, blue collar, hard working guys who invest an enormous -- sean: good people. >> right. a...

Theyre protected by unions. i i think we have to do something so a new administration can come in and fire those who dont get onboard for the new agenda. >> welsh sean, as you know well, of course, you make the fundamental distinction between private sector unions, and we know these groups in wisconsin, you work with them, you know, the carpenters, the pipe fitters, the road builders, the operating engineers, blue collar, hard working guys who invest an enormous -- sean: good people. >> right. a...

BETHLEHEM — Michael A. Daddona, Jr., 78, of Bethlehem, formerly of Oakville, passed away unexpectedly on Friday, August 19, 2022, from injuries sustained in an auto accident earlier in the

The mental health workers have demonstrated immense courage standing up to a health care giant like Kaiser. But their struggle is being actively isolated and starved by the NUHW.

Jeffery Keith Galvin, age 67, died unexpectedly on August 10th, 2022. High in the beautiful White Mountains, Jeff took his final breath overlooking beautiful

Madison, Wis – More than 11,500 Wisconsinites provided comments in support of the Enbridge Line 5 Segment Relocation Project according to the final comments p

Last year, over 100,000 Kaiser workers demonstrated their willingness to join together to fight against the systematic dismantling of the health care system. They faced a pan-union conspiracy, acting on behalf of the Democratic Party to keep workers isolated from each other, pushing through concessions contracts against growing rank-and-file opposition.