Harvard's dining workers have been without a contract since June. After 5 years of declining real wages due to inflation, the richest university in the world is refusing to meet their economic demands. Read about what is at stake: https://t.co/wzMRYzQ4nb
Cambridge’s Commission on Immigrant Rights and Citizenship cautioned the city against duplicating non-profit services amid a push to increase city support for residents amid heightened federal immigration enforcement.
Crimson News Staff report.
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The Plumbers and Pipefitters represent the best of Ohio workers, and I’m proud to have their endorsement.
I’ll always fight to ensure the skilled trades remain a pathway to good careers—where hard work pays off with fair wages, safe workplaces, and retirement security.
We're proud to endorse @SherrodBrown — a proven champion for union jobs, Davis-Bacon, PLAs, and registered apprenticeships.
We know where he stands—and who he stands with: the UA's skilled members in Ohio.
I’m running for Senate to make sure the people who built the strongest economy in the world actually share in the wealth they create. Will you chip in today to become a Founding Donor and help me win this race?
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Standing up for workers. Treating everyone with dignity and respect. Working as hard as possible for the people of Ohio.
I've tried to live my life by those principles. But these days that's not what's happening in Washington—so I'm running for Senate.
On my lapel I wear a pin depicting a canary in a birdcage, given to me decades ago by a steelworker at a Workers’ Memorial Day rally in Lorain.
At the turn of the last century, coal miners took the canary down into the mines with them to warn them of poisonous gasses, because in those days, they didn’t have a union strong enough or a government that cared enough to look out for them.
When I first came to the Senate, I wore the official Senate pin for a couple of days, but it didn’t feel right. So I took it off and I put my canary pin back on. I’ve worn it every day since, and I’m not taking it off.
I will always believe that when you love this country, you fight for the people who make it work. I will never give up that fight.
Last week, we lost a beloved member of my team, Pam Rosado. Pam spent her life serving Ohioans and fighting for the Dignity of Work. She was a relentless advocate, a mentor to so many, and the kindest soul.
Ohioans were lucky to have Pam on their side. We miss her dearly.
Ward 15 - as promised, here is a link to a tax abatement "Explainer," related to Ordinance No. 482-2022 passed last week. Page 3 of this doc contains a list of next steps. Message or email me at [email protected] with questions! https://t.co/Q6QFN5luuA
If any voter left a Polling Location today without voting, please return prior to 7:30 p.m. to cast your ballot. All Electronic Poll Books are now able to automatically record ballot stub numbers. At no time were ballots not able to be read by a ballot scanner.
Saint Ignatius community, let's help Nathan Kuczmarski '22 win the Fan Favorite award in the @cspan Student Cam 2022 documentary film contest. Check out his piece and click "Cast Your Vote Here" to support Nathan. You can vote once a day! https://t.co/V63wr72525
Almost 21 million people, or nearly 70 percent of the total population in Yemen, need life-saving humanitarian assistance. This includes 11.3 million children or nearly 80 percent of children. That is four out of five children.
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