Freedom is on the ballot this November—freedom to vote, join a union, access reproductive healthcare & so much more.
We MUST elect candidates in the house and senate who will protect those freedoms. Do you have a plan to vote? If not, make one today at https://t.co/J91xJstA4P!
Still need to register to vote? Until 10/24, you can register online at https://t.co/8fo0YkyUCT. Starting 10/25, you'll have to register in person at your city or township clerk's office with proof of residency. More info at https://t.co/Tm7IrUTLDW or call 866-OUR-VOTE. #MIVoting
While the Senate played political games, working people struggled for years. It is now time for our senators to do their jobs.
Pass the #BuildingaBetterAmerica plan and help America’s working families.
Will you join me and add your name now? → https://t.co/Ig0ZJmB98v
A review of IRS filings revealed that Jeff Bezos paid a true tax rate of less than 1%. Warren Buffet paid less than one-tenth of 1 percent. Elon Musk's true tax rate of 3.27% seems generous in comparison but still pales compared to the percentage that you and I pay.
The labor board's top prosecutor Jennifer Abruzzo just issued a memo arguing that mandatory anti-union ("captive audience") meetings "inherently involve an unlawful threat" and saying she will urge NLRB members to change precedent & "find mandatory meetings of this sort unlawful"
A #MentalHealth resources 🧵:
Scroll through to see the mental health resources available to veterans and their loved ones.
RT because you never know in your life who might need this information.
Hundreds of Nabisco workers — who bake Oreos and Ritz crackers — are on strike for a fair contract.
The strike started in Portland, OR, and spread to factories across the country.
We spoke to workers on the picket line in Richmond & Portland. Stay tuned for more soon.
Steelworkers are ready to supply the goods and services needed to rebuild and support our infrastructure. Sign our pledge if you agree we need bold action on infrastructure and good, family-sustaining jobs: https://t.co/QsiAO746LX
Before becoming head of the AFL-CIO, in 1989, as president of United Mine Workers of America, Richard Trumka led a successful 9-month strike against the Pittston Coal Company that resulted in mine workers getting better job security, pensions and benefits. Rest in power.
Whether it’s Amazon warehouse workers in Alabama fighting to unionize or workers at Frito-Lay in Kansas pushing to end mandatory overtime, it’s clear that workers are in desperate need of legislation that will strengthen their power and fight for their rights. #PassTheProAct
Yesterday marked Black Women’s Equal Pay Day, or the day Black women must work into 2021 to finally catch up to what white, non-Hispanic men earned last year. That’s an additional 214 days.