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New Orleans AFSCME Workers Demand Justice Amid Supervisor Abuse

AFSCME workers in New Orleans, led by Vashon Watson, expose mistreatment and demand contract negotiations, pressuring Mayor Cantrell for action.

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Kaiser Strikers Rally with Food Drive and Protest in Pasadena

Around 400 strikers rallied at Kaiser HQ in Pasadena, led by State Senator Sasha Perez, pressing for contract resolution, highlighting labor solidarity.

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AFL-CIO Leader on Senate's NLRB Chair Reconfirmation Vote

Senators blocked Lauren McFerran's NLRB reconfirmation, sparking AFL-CIO's outcry against anti-worker political moves.

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Senate urged to repeal GPO-WEP; Schumer promises vote.

Labor leaders and Congress members urge Senate to repeal GPO-WEP; Sen. Schumer to bring repeal bill to a vote.

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i-Health Workers Stage Protest in Enfield

Workers at i-Health in Enfield, Conn., picketed against unfair labor practices, with support from Sen. Blumenthal.

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Ronald Walsh: Corrections Leader Wins Never Quit Service Award

Ronald Walsh, Schenectady County's corrections superintendent, wins Never Quit Award for his dedication to rehabilitating incarcerated individuals.

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Prevailing Wage
Healthcare Workers Picket USC Verdugo Hills Over Staffing, Service Cuts

Nearly 400 healthcare workers picket USC Verdugo Hills Hospital over understaffing and service cuts, urging improved conditions after recent birthing center closure.

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Infrastructure Investment
Worker-Centric DNC: Labor Movement Principles

Liz Shuler urges the DNC to focus on labor issues, emphasizing union influence and innovative engagement with workers.

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Healthcare Workers Negotiate First Contract with New Union Representation

Healthcare workers, including nurses and therapists, joined the National Union of Healthcare Workers, negotiating a first contract since February, impacting labor rights.

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San Antonio City Employees Can Now Engage in Local Political Activities

San Antonio city employees can now engage in political activities after Prop D's approval, ending a 72-year restriction and enhancing their civic participation.

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