Brother Chris Elizondo recently suffered a health set back that will keep him off work for a considerable amount of time. A gofundme page has been setup to help Chris get through the tough times without an income from work, while he rehabs.
Let's all pitch in to help out our brother.
https://www.gofundme.com/chris-elizondo
The U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) has made it very easy to find union-made tires by requiring that each tire carry a code that shows the company and the location of the plant that manufactured the tire.
How many rich people does it take to change a light bulb?
None. They get some guy to do it at minimum wage while they closely supervise all facets of the operation and talk at great length how they once changed a light bulb themselves.
It's not too late yet to find that perfect holiday gift that carries a union label and is made in America.
Hanukkah begins this year at sundown Dec. 24 and runs through Jan. 1, 2017. Here are some union-made-in-America recipe ingredients and drinks you may want to include in your holiday observances.
Despite a November election that has left the country bitterly divided, the 2016 holiday season is no occasion for bit
Reprinted from Deadline Hollywood, article by David Robb
California’s expanded $330 million film incentives program hasn’t fully kicked in yet, but in its first full year has generated an estimated $1.5 billion in direct in-state spending, including $600 million in below-the-line wages, according to the California Film Commission’s latest progress report.
Reprinted from "The Wrap"
Labor unions report 12.5 percent increase in below-the-line positions
Of the little we’ve heard, much of this election’s economic policy discussion has focused on what can be done about our historically slow growth, rising inequality, and decreasing social mobility. But neither candidate has focused on one no-brainer solution: strengthening unions.