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United Airlines Investigating Source Of Leaks On Ted Cruz's Cancun Flights

The flight attendants union leader urged United to drop the probe because the GOP senator is a "public servant who has lied too many times."
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Biden Moves Quickly To Repair White House Relationship With Federal Workforce

The new president has already undone some of Donald Trump's efforts to undermine unions and job security.
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Trump's One Shutdown Success: Making Civil Service Less Attractive

If the White House wants to push federal workers out of public service, this is one way to do it.
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GoFundMe Launches Government Shutdown Relief Fund: 'We Are With You'

“Government workers, through no fault of their own, can’t afford to put diapers on their newborns,” said GoFundMe CEO Rob Solomon.
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Trump Adviser Suggests Unpaid Government Workers Are 'Better Off' During Shutdown

White House economic adviser Kevin Hassett said some furloughed workers didn't have to use their vacation days over the holidays.
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Thousands Of Federal Workers Just Missed Their First Paycheck

The partial government shutdown is the second-longest in history, with no end in sight.
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How Tax Cuts Led To West Virginia's Massive Teacher Strike

It turns out it's tough to give teachers raises when you slash taxes for a decade.
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West Virginia Teacher Strike Heads Into Uncharted Territory

Workers across the state continued the strike after a tentative deal floundered. Now their solidarity will be tested.
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Why West Virginia Teachers Are On Their First Strike In 28 Years

It's not really about the money. It's about keeping teachers in their home state.
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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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