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New leaders make new push to raise the federal minimum wage

Millions of working people will be lifted out of poverty if the minimum wage is raised to $15 an hour by 2025 – and that may happen under the new president and Congress. — Feb 16

There’s new HOPE for a new agreement with the City of Houston

HOPE members have kicked off a collaborative process to set priorities and negotiate a new agreement with the City of Houston later this year. — Feb 12

For Florida member, a legislative fight is about more than just the bill

Florida member Tallulah Thomas, who has sacrificed much to serve her community, continues to fight thanks to the power she gains from her union. — Feb 11

A victory for respiratory therapists, others at UCI

Through their union, California member Jenny Suarez and her co-workers demanded – and won – bonus pay that nurses at her hospital got. — Feb 10

Alaska court halts governor’s bid to hurt public service workers

Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy’s attempt to defang public service unions was resoundingly rejected by a state judge. — Feb 9

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