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Texas AFL-CIO Calls on All Texas Members of Congress to Support the Protect America’s Workforce Act

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06 Jul, 2018

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Dallas Labor Sings for Freedom

Please join labor’s free singalong at 11 AM on July 14 at 1408 N Washington. We’ll celebrate Bastille Day and Woody Guthrie’s birthday with music, information, and good times. Free lunch and drinks will be provided.

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03 Jul, 2018

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03 Jul, 2018

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Rebuilding Power in Open-Shop America: A Labor Notes Guide

The moment you may have been dreading arrived June 27, when the Supreme Court imposed the open shop on the public sector nationwide with its decision in Janus v. AFSCME District 31.

Rebuilding Power in Open-Shop America: A Labor Notes Guide

29 Jun, 2018

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Dallas Labor Is Undefeatable

The Dallas AFL-CIO Central Labor Council held another exciting meeting on June 28. Principal officer Mark York gave a rousing call to arms and said that the new anti-union Supreme Court ruling will never defeat us. We continue to recruit and swear in new members.

Dallas Labor Is Undefeatable

29 Jun, 2018

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29 Jun, 2018

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Despite setbacks and high court’s ruling, unions show spark

Their membership has been declining for decades. They’ve been bedeviled by crippling new laws, and by a devastating U.S. Supreme Court decision just this week. From all appearances, it would seem that labor unions are an endangered species.

Despite setbacks and high court’s ruling, unions show spark

29 Jun, 2018

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29 Jun, 2018

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Supreme Court won't have the last word on worker rights

In Janus v. AFSCME, the US Supreme Court's conservative 5-4 majority held that public employees cannot be required by state law to pay a fair share of the cost of services that unions must provide members and nonmembers alike.

Supreme Court won't have the last word on worker rights