Dan DiMaggio

Pueblo teachers and paraprofessionals struck from May 7 to 11, the first school strike in Colorad

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Wireless Workers Vote Up Deal at AT&T Mobility

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AT&T Mobility workers in 36 states, who struck for three days last May, finally have a new contract. They had been without one for eight months.

These 21,000 union members work for AT&T’s wireless division in retail stores and call centers and as technicians. They first unionized with the Communications Workers (CWA) in 2005, under a neutrality agreement when the company was known as Cingular.

New York City building trades unions are in a fight that hits at the very core of their jurisdict

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After nearly three years of bargaining with the nation’s top freight carriers, railroad unions ar

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Time for Labor to Up Our Game on Racism

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The most important actions by union members this fall are happening on, of all places, the football field.

If other unions are smart, they'll take advantage of this moment. They'll use the fact that every single member knows about NFL players' protests for racial justice, and start conversations in their own locals.

Some might be tempted to shy away from this discussion, worrying it’ll divide us even further along racial or political lines, or that they’ll lose their seat in the next election.

Imagine being arrested and detained for months just for showing up to work.

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