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  • Ohioans brave severe cold to back oil strikers

    Feb27

    by: Bruce Bostick

    "For too long, these companies have gotten public support only to have them take advantage of the workers and their families, forcing overtime and unsafe staffing levels."

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  • Wisconsin workers again battle Walker’s anti-labor steamroller

    Feb25

    by: Dominique Paul Noth

    Trashing promises to provide a fair hearing, the Republican leader of Wisconsin's state Senate labor committee rammed through a bill that would make union shops illegal.

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  • Wisconsin rising against right to work for less

    Feb24

    by: Dominique Paul Noth

    Walker's deception confronts overwhelming evidence that RTW will further hurt a low-wage state that needs more buying power.

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  • Walmart’s raise for workers “proof collective action works”

    Feb20

    by: Combined Sources

    Walmart announced today it was giving its lowest-wage workers a raise to at least $9 an hour by April and $10 an hour by 2016.

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Labor News

America’s labor movement: Time for a new track on trade policy

by: John Wojcik 26.Feb

"As a teacher I've always placed a premium on what we know, and what we know is that there hasn't been a trade deal yet that benefitted the American people."

Arts & Entertainment

"Birdman," "Turner," "McFarland": Triple-header film review

by: Jim Lane 27.Feb

My movie buddy and I didn't really mind seeing a movie about pretentious people, but we felt that the entire thing was pretentious.

U.S. News

Youth march and African American History Celebration inspire struggle

by: Lisa Bergmann 27.Feb

Before the march, participants gathered to make a "peace pledge," writing the name of a loved one lost to violence, or a message of peace, on a red felt heart.

U.S. News

Today in African American history: African Burial Ground National Monument

by: Special to PeoplesWorld.org 27.Feb

The memorial was dedicated in 2007 and included several commissioned pieces of public art.

World News

Ending of anti-Cuba policies moves forward slowly

by: Emile Schepers 27.Feb

People who want to see a change in U.S.-Cuba policy should study the details of these bills and check if their own senators are listed as co-sponsors.

Labor News

Restaurant workers picket for fair contract and respect

by: Marilyn Bechtel 26.Feb

Some 65 workers at Oaks Corner have been without a contract for two and a half years, and haven't had a raise in eight years. 

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Labor leaders halt political contributions until after fast-track vote

by: Mark Gruenberg 26.Feb

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Chicago “Mayor 1%” Rahm Emanuel forced into runoff

by: Combined Sources 26.Feb

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Spirit Awards for Indies; Academy Awards highlights

by: Ed Rampell 26.Feb

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Roadblocks to organizing in a revived economy

by: Rev. Jim Conn 26.Feb

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Opposition to repressive Canadian legislation grows

by: Tim Pelzer 26.Feb

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NY Mayor de Blasio addresses the State of the City

by: Gabe Falsetta 26.Feb

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Shuler challenges labor movement on promoting women to leadership

by: Mark Gruenberg 26.Feb

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Union not surprised by flare-up at Whiting, Ind. BP plant

by: John Wojcik 24.Feb

Labor News

Unions ride the wave of low-wage worker organizing

by: Mark Gruenberg 24.Feb

Arts & Entertainment

Selma: The real winner of every Oscar in sight

by: Tim Wheeler 25.Feb

Labor News

Nurses welcome veto of Keystone XL bill

by: John Wojcik 25.Feb

U.S. News

Texans rally for marriage equality

by: Jim Lane 23.Feb

Labor News

Wisconsin governor swings budget axe

by: Joseph Zimmermann 25.Feb

Arts & Entertainment

Lead Belly discography released

by: Jim Lane 23.Feb

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Trumka singles out fight against racism as key to raising wages

by: John Wojcik 23.Feb

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Speaking for millions, union leaders declare “it’s our turn”

by: Mark Gruenberg & John Wojcik 25.Feb

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“This Land is Your Land”: 75 years and the fight’s still on

by: John Pietaro 25.Feb

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Judge withdraws from Ukraine Communist trial because cops raided his office

by: Emile Schepers 23.Feb

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Like a bad neighbor, Chevron is there

by: Leo Gerard 19.Feb

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GOP House panel OK's partisan rewrite of education law

by: PAI 20.Feb

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Terrorism and the lessons of African American history

by: J. Behrens 19.Feb

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Peace and justice organizations oppose new authorization of military force

by: Marilyn Bechtel 19.Feb

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