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More Than 500 Teachers And Other Educators Are Running For Office This Year

They hope the teacher walkouts will catapult more teachers into government.
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With Prop A, Missouri Voters Can Kill The State's New Right-To-Work Law

Labor leaders hope Tuesday's vote on Prop A will take some wind out of the sails of anti-union laws.
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Teachers’ Activism Will Survive The Janus Supreme Court Ruling

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Unions Face The Fight Of Their Lives To Protect American Workers

Robots put jobs on the line and threaten a rise in income inequality, experts say.
By Steven Greenhouse, On assignment for HuffPost

Chicago Tribune Newsroom Overwhelmingly Supports Unionization

In emails sent Tuesday, the organizing committee revealed 85 percent support for unionization among the newsrooms making up the Guild.
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Unions Show Their Force In Pennsylvania District Won By Trump

Conor Lamb can thank organized labor if he wins in Tuesday's special election against Republican Rick Saccone.
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This Supreme Court Case Is The Biggest Threat To Unions In Years

It could cost unions millions of members -- but also force them to adapt and innovate.
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