
Burlington County's Voice for Working Families
Representing over 20,000 union members across Burlington County, we work to grow the power of working people in our communities, in politics, and at the bargaining table.
Labor Voices: Your Vote Is Your Voice
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Labor Voices: Your Vote Is Your Voice
For the people of Flint, justice may come from a courtroom, but change comes at the ballot box. November 6 is Election Day. In 2010 and 2014, as families in Flint went to the voting booth, little did they know that their decisions would impact something as fundamental as the water they drink
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Working People Need Answers on Latest North American Trade Deal
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Working People Need Answers on Latest North American Trade Deal
It seems every talking head in Washington has been in a frenzy recently, rushing to either glorify or condemn the new North American Free Trade Agreement, known as the United States Mexico Canada Agreement. But the truth is that it is still too early to pass any final judgment. It helps to
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Trumka: 'On November 6 We’re Going to Have One Hell of a Party—A Scott Walker Retirement Party'
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Trumka: 'On November 6 We’re Going to Have One Hell of a Party—A Scott Walker Retirement Party'
Richard Trumka came to Milwaukee Tuesday to fire up labor activists and tear into Gov. Scott Walker. The national president of the AFL-CIO used his address at the group's state convention to portray Walker as a "little puppet" of the billionaire Koch brothers. Walker, the two-term Republican
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Midterms Labor Candidates are Shaking Up the Status Quo and Standing Up for Workers
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Midterms Labor Candidates are Shaking Up the Status Quo and Standing Up for Workers
Labor has always held electoral power, especially when wielded by women. Former Secretary of Labor Francis Perkins’s lifelong dedication to workers’ rights was sparked by witnessing the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire of 1911, in which 146 people — predominantly young Jewish immigrant women — died
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Free College Program Helps Single Mom Achieve Lifelong Dream
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Free College Program Helps Single Mom Achieve Lifelong Dream
Lorraine Llauger is a journeyman electrician and a member of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) in Orlando, Florida. Llauger hoped to earn a college degree, but did not know how she'd be able to fit college in with her busy life as an electrician and a mother. A coworker
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Listen to Liz Shuler on Women Rule Podcast
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Listen to Liz Shuler on Women Rule Podcast
Labor union leaders Liz Shuler and Mary Kay Henry discuss how they rose up through the union ranks and what they’re trying to do to increase the number of women in the labor movement. Shuler, secretary-treasurer of the AFL-CIO, and Henry, president of the Service Employees International Union, also
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Working people want safe jobs with good health care, flexibility, sick leave, and where they feel respected and valued.
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