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Dozens of nurses gathered for a picket Monday morning to protest what they say are unsafe staffing levels at St. Louis University Hospital.In advance of…
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Regardless of whether Missouri becomes a battleground in the presidential contest, national labor leaders see the state as one of their top priorities…
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Adjunct instructors at St. Charles Community College have joined the growing campus unionization movement.By a vote of 108-61, the part-time instructors…
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Members of public employee unions would have to provide written consent each year to have union fees deducted from paychecks, according to legislation…
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In the 1950s and ‘60s, two labor leaders were influential in St. Louis through their involvement with a new kind of ideology: the “total persons”…
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In October 2014, Corey Harris was unemployed and looking for work. Now he makes $33 an hour as an ironworker apprentice in St. Louis. He made the…
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Union members are making sure Missouri Republican lawmakers who voted against ‘right-to-work’ earlier this year know that they will have union support…
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The National Labor Relations Board is reversing a 30-year standard in how it determines joint-employment, the situation in which employees of one company,…
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The debate on ‘right to work’ was at the forefront of Missouri’s most recent legislative session. The Missouri House and Senate both passed a bill in…
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Mary Harris “Mother” Jones, the “grandmother of all agitators,” emerged as an activist in the late 19th century during the country’s rash of mine and…