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When Clyde Rucker worked for Verizon Wireless in Laurel, Md., he was determined to show other workers that they had the right to a union voice and that it was against the law for management to threaten or try to intimidate them for supporting the union.

A small manufacturing local in Rochester, N.Y., is making a determined stand in an unfair labor practice strike with the help of the entire labor community.

A state auditor's report shows that Texas hasn't saved any money at all in the privatization experiment that began a year ago when the Health and Human Services Commission put a corporation in charge of its human resource and payroll services.

IUE-CWA is fighting for the jobs, wages and benefits of 8,500 members working at Delphi Corp., which filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy Oct. 8.

It's one of the most familiar concerns women in union organizing hear when they talk with other women about joining a union or becoming more active: "What do I do with my kids?"