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We’re fighting for a better future for working moms

12 May, 2023

Mother’s Day is about appreciating the care, sacrifices and support mothers provide to their families every single day. We see you, we support you and we thank you.

Toolkit: Stop HJR1/SJR 2

08 May, 2023

For over 100 years, Ohio citizens have had the power to collect signatures and place an initiative on the ballot so voters can decide whether or not to amend our state constitution.

Union-Made Cinco de Mayo

05 May, 2023 Read More >

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Historic Union Victory at the W. 6th Starbucks

May 24, 2022

Today, workers at the W. 6th Street Starbucks in Cleveland voted unanimously to form a union with Starbucks Workers United at their store, joining a downtown Columbus store to become the first Starbucks locations in the state of Ohio to do so.

24, May, 2022

CARE Local 1975: "Cleveland EMS Saves Over 100 People"

104 Lives Saved
132 Different EMT's & Paramedics Contributed

CLEVELAND, Ohio – During this 47th Annual EMS Week, the Cleveland Association of Rescue Employees (“CARE”), is proud to recognize the men and women of Cleveland EMS (CEMS)

20, May, 2022

Rally held in support of submarine facility in Lordstown

LORAIN, Ohio (WKBN) – Local leaders gathered in Lorain Monday in support of a proposed submarine facility that will be a partnership between Lorain and Lordstown.

03, May, 2022

Workers Memorial Day recognizes deaths on the job, calls for improved safety

PEPPER PIKE, Ohio — More than 50 years after the Occupational Safety and Health Act began setting and enforcing workplace safety standards, labor organizations in Northeast Ohio and around the country are highlighting the hazards that still exist in modern workplaces.

29, Apr, 2022

Ohio Redistricting Disaster: A Timeline

Ohio will see a bifurcated primary election in 2022 thanks to the disfunction of Republicans on the Ohio Redistricting Commission.

27, Apr, 2022

AFL-CIO president Liz Shuler on the future of America's labor movement

Liz Shuler is the first woman ever elected president of the AFL-CIO.

She took over a time when the world of work has been turned upside down.

Union organizing is happening in some unexpected places, and sometimes in ways that disrupt the traditional union playbook.

19, Apr, 2022