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The Labor Movement Just Made A Historic Breakthrough In The South

The election victory at a plant in Chattanooga marks a new chapter for the United Auto Workers and organized labor in the South.
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This Crucial Vote Could Mark A Turning Point For The South

The United Auto Workers union has struggled for years to organize foreign-owned automakers in the South. Workers say this time feels different.
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Volkswagen Workers Look To Make Union History In The South

The union is hoping to parlay its strike against the "Big Three" into a historic organizing success in the U.S. South.
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House Republican Subpoenas Union Over Vote In Favor Of Gaza Cease-Fire

Rep. Virginia Foxx called the cease-fire resolution “antisemitic,” even though it was supported by several Jewish union members.
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This Union Could Be On The Verge Of A Historic Breakthrough In The South

Organizing the Tuscaloosa facility would be a major boost to the UAW’s plans to unionize Southern autoworkers.
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Don't Forget About This Issue — It Could Make Or Break Michigan For Biden

There's a reason Trump makes such a big deal about electric vehicles every time he comes here.
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More Than Half A Million U.S. Workers Went On Strike Last Year

Huge walkouts by auto workers, writers and nurses helped drive a big year for work stoppages, a new analysis shows.
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UAW Leader Takes Down Trump With 1 Word After Throwing Support Behind Biden

The union leader roasted Trump in a speech endorsing Biden for re-election.
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Biden Picks Up Endorsement From Key Union In Battleground State

The union’s support is particularly helpful in the UAW’s home state of Michigan, a battleground where Biden narrowly beat Trump in 2020.
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New York Public Defender Union Approves Gaza Cease-Fire Resolution

More than a thousand public defenders and other legal and social service workers voted for the resolution.
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