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Organizations representing 16 million working people -- affiliates of the AFL-CIO and Change to Win and the National Education Association -- have come together to create a new National Labor Coordinating Committee to act nationally on critical issues facing working families.

During the last two days, the Union has been questioning the Company on every change in every Article in the “final” proposal the Company dumped on the bargaining table at 2:30 a.m. Sunday (after the Contract expired).

Great C&T Mobilization Continues!

Just released, the 17th edition of the AFL-CIO national and state-by-state profiles on worker safety and health in the United States reveals that in 2006, 5,840 workers died from workplace injuries, compared with 5,734 in 2005. The figures show a continued and significant increase in fatalities among Latino and foreign-born workers.

Shari Wojtowicz, our Mobilization Coordinator, has created a picture show set to the Mobilization music.