Have you called your Representative yet?
Tell them to support the Protecting the Right to Organize (PRO) Act, H.R. 2474, which would give millions of America’s workers additional protections to organize and negotiate for better pay and benefits, and a voice on the job.
“Right to work” laws are spreading, while wages have stagnated. More than ever, we need our lawmakers to stand up for working people’s rights—that’s where the PRO Act comes in.
Call your representative and tell them to stand up for working families and pass the PRO Act!
Tomorrow is the National Call-In Day for the PRO Act. Make your plans now to contact your Representative on February 4th.
Call 844-505-2803 tomorrow and ask your representative to support working people and co-sponsor the PRO Act.
The U.S. House will vote tomorrow on the PRO Act, which would give millions of workers additional protections to organize and negotiate for better pay and benefits. But greedy CEOs will do everything they can to oppose working people standing together.
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Golf Channel operators and technicians need your support to get out of the sand trap of substandard wages and unsafe conditions. We can bring the Golf Channel back to the table and make management negotiate a safe and fair deal!
Sign the petition at https://t.co/jjlrIeSp0U
State Representative and Labor Caucus Chair Brian Elder invites you to join him tomorrow for his coffee hour. This is a great opportunity to sit down for an informal discussion about the issues that matter to you.
"...the Campaign to Organize Digital Employees (CODE), could, if successful, bring significant change to an industry that is largely nonunion."
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"...young workers are concerned with the same issues that were the focus of those who came before them — fair wages for fair work, access to quality health care, and a stable pension that will enable a dignified retirement."
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How to Organize Your Workplace Without Getting Caught
Are you thinking of unionizing? Here’s the Motherboard Guide to Secure Labor Organizing.
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Climate Activists Can’t Afford to Ignore Labor. A Shuttered Refinery in Philly Shows Why.
"The people most affected by climate change will be in the working class...This is a pressing challenge to both the labor and climate movement..."
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"...in Las Vegas, one union has broken through to much of the city’s hospitality sector -- and done so by involving its membership in all of its operations."
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The Northeast Undergraduate Worker Convention is the nation’s first annual convention aimed at training undergrad workers in collective organizing.
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UNION PLUS SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION DUE JAN. 31
Current and retired union members, as well as their spouses and dependent children, are eligible to apply. To learn more and apply, visit https://t.co/op5biBW3NB
"Union elections could see more allegations of unlawful employer conduct as a result of the National Labor Relations Board’s recently issued rule to extend the union election process, some board watchers said."
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The NLRB has proposed an agency rule change intended to take away graduate student workers’ right to collective bargaining at private universities.
Please leave a comment opposing the NLRB’s attack on student worker rights ahead of the Jan. 15 deadline.
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The Postal Service has a 90% approval rate according to a poll conducted by the Pew Research Center on the favorability of government agencies.
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Don’t let CEOs speak for you! Working people's retirements are invested in companies. We depend on shareholder proposals as part of the process to hold CEOs accountable.
Tell the SEC to oppose making it harder for investors to file shareholder proposals.
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