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27 Aug, 2018

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27 Aug, 2018

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Marijuana Retailer is Tirst to Unionize in Washington State

One of Washingon’s largest licensed marijuana retailers has inked a union contract to cover 134 workers at five locations, helping it provide employee benefits while navigating the difficult waters of federal law.

Marijuana Retailer is Tirst to Unionize in Washington State

27 Aug, 2018

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27 Aug, 2018

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Study: Construction Workers are Uniquely at Risk for Heroin Overdoses

Officials in the building trades say their members, who take physically demanding jobs and risk serious injuries that often require pain medication, are uniquely predisposed to addiction.

Study: Construction Workers are Uniquely at Risk for Heroin Overdoses

27 Aug, 2018

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Trump’s Power to Fire Federal Workers Curtailed by Judge

A federal district judge in Washington struck down most of the key provisions of three executive orders that President Trump signed in late May that would have made it

Trump’s Power to Fire Federal Workers Curtailed by Judge

23 Aug, 2018

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23 Aug, 2018

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Belabored Podcast #157: What’s a Strike and How Can I Help?

We’re bringing you a special episode this week.

Belabored Podcast #157: What’s a Strike and How Can I Help?

20 Aug, 2018

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20 Aug, 2018

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Too Many Americans Die on the Job. Are Things About to Get Worse?

Maddin won his case, but it’s Gorsuch’s world we’re living in. According to an AFL-CIO report, 5,190 workers died on the job in the United States in 2016.

Too Many Americans Die on the Job. Are Things About to Get Worse?

08 Aug, 2018

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08 Aug, 2018

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'They Want To Go A different Way': Missouri Voters Scrap ‘Right to Work’ Law

A law to free nonunion workers from paying union dues has been undone by Missouri voters, a victory for labor organizers who spent millions of dollars to organize a “no” campaign.

'They Want To Go A different Way': Missouri Voters Scrap ‘Right to Work’ Law