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Make sure you are registered to vote in the upcoming August 4th primary and find endorsed candidates here:

Missouri AFL-CIO, St. Louis Labor Council endorsements for Aug. 4 primary election - The Labor Tribune The Missouri AFL-CIO and the Greater St. Louis Labor Council have endorsed the following candidates in Missouri’s Aug. 4 primary election: MISSOURI AUDITOR Scott Fitzpatrick (R) Quentin Wilson (D) U.S. CONGRESS Dist. 1 Wesley Bell Dist. 2 Fred Wellman Dist. 3 Bethany Mann Dist. 4 Jordan Herrera Di...

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Missouri Amendments 4 and 5 are bad news to working families and our rights as voters.

OPINION: Missouri voters can, and should, stop two really bad ideas on the Aug. 4 ballot - The Labor Tribune By the POST-DISPATCH EDITORIAL BOARD Missourians, mark your calendars. On Aug. 4, voters across our state will have the opportunity to reject Gov. Mike Kehoe’s ill-advised tax-swap scheme to put more of the burden of government on the backs of the poor. On the same ballot, voters will be asked to ...

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Our voices, our votes, and our wallets are at risk this August. Register to vote, and vote NO on Amendments 4 and 5.

Vote NO on Missouri Amendments 4, 5 this August - The Labor Tribune By SHERI GASSAWAY Missouri Correspondent Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe has scheduled a vote on two amendments this August that would be detrimental to the state’s working families, the poor and democracy as a whole. Amendment 5 would give lawmakers new power to expand sales and use taxes to replace the...

What do community leaders and labor advocates have to say about the impact of data centers? Watch here to hear their perspectives and learn what's at stake.

Greater St. Louis, Inc. hosts panel with local leaders to discuss data center development Greater St. Louis, Inc. held a panel Wednesday morning with local and state leaders to discuss data center development in the St. Louis region.

As more Americans support unions, big business spends over 1.7 BILLION dollars each year trying to weaken labor, workers, and the rights we have fought for and earned.

U.S. employers spend roughly $1.7 billion annually on union avoidance - The Labor Tribune U.S. employers spend roughly $1.7 billion a year on union avoidance consultants and law firms to keep their workers from organizing and bargaining for better pay and working conditions, according to a new Economic Policy Institute and LaborLab report. Union avoidance consultants often work to preven...

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