Stand with working families in California fighting for stable work schedules and paychecks!
Working people know how tough it can be to juggle work, school, family commitments, and everything else life throws our way.
Earlier this year thousands of security officers won the right to build their union. This is largest private sector victory in recent years. This victory goes to prove that when labor goes “All In” we can win for working people.
Click on this link to see what the LA County Fed's endorsements are in the upcoming election: http://launionaflcio.org/endorsements
INDIANAPOLIS —
They arrived by the busload, four coaches in all, from around the state. Laborers, thousands of them, flooded the south side of the Indiana Statehouse, covering the green lawn with their blue and yellow United Steelworkers signs and t-shirts.
Mingled among them were Donald Trump’s new favorite campaign props, flesh and blood talking points.
Chrisanna Capshaw says she’s part of the Fight for $15 and wants a union to help her give a better life for her kids.
Capshaw, who struggles to raise two young children on the $8 an hour she makes at a Subway in North Carolina, has joined with other fast food workers from Las Vegas to New York City to demand higher pay and a voice on the job.
The leaders of two of the nation’s biggest, most powerful labor unions — the Service Employees International Union [1] and the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees — are completing a plan that calls for unusually close cooperation in political campaigning, organizing and bargaining in states a
The West Virginia AFL-CIO has joined with several other unions representing the state's working people in launching a legal challenge of the Republican-led legislature’s "right to work" law.
Labor History Month kicked off in St. Paul Monday with a discussion of history in the making, as panelists offered insight into public-sector workers’ recent push to breath new life into their unions and defend their right to a voice on the job.
Thursday was a national day of action in solidarity with the Verizon strike now entering it's fourth week. 39,000 CWA and IBEW workers are striking to get a fair new labor contract while the highly profitable company - $39 billion profit over the las three years - demands concessions and the right to ship more American jobs overseas. Read More...