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Carlos Santana Supports the Release of Leonard Peltier!

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Fighting Words: From the Front Lines of the People’s Struggles

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“Unsung Heroes Art Exhibition” celebrates Takoma Park city employees

Many City of Takoma Park employees perform important work every day that goes unheralded and unsung, but the City would grind to a halt without them. Local artist Renee Lachman will be honoring City employees – members of AFSCME Local 3399 — in a new series of paintings and charcoal drawings, including sanitation workers, gardeners, crossing guards, and […]

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UFCW 400: “Keep the Pressure On for a Fair Contract at Shoppers”

After more than two years of back-and-forth with UNFI corporate executives, UFCW Local 400 remains without a contract at Shoppers. “It wasn’t until we announced our first protest on July 20th that UNFI started to respond,” said Local 400. “Enough is enough, we won’t let up until we get the fair contract we deserve!” Weekly […]

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Richmond City employees can now collectively bargain

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VCU Aramark workers win first contract

Aramark workers at Virginia Commonwealth University have won their first contract. The members of UNITE HERE Local 23 won immediate across the board raises of $3/hr, union health insurance, a pension by the end of the contract and strong civil rights language and protections.

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Shakespeare doth organize: IATSE Local 22 Members Organize at Theatre Company

Labor on the Air: On last week’s Your Rights At Work radio show (WPFW 89.3FM Thursdays at 1p): Selma James says “Our Time Is Now”. Writer, feminist and social activist Selma James on the International Wages for Housework Campaign at 50.