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A strong minimum wage rebuilds an economy that works for everyone!
Today's federal minimum wage is badly out of date -- by decades. In 2012, with many corporations posting record-breaking profits, the U.S. economy is marked by two extremes. One extreme is soaring corporate profits and obscenely high executive salaries. The other is workers near or at the minimumn wage whose paycehcks continue to lose their value. For the latest report on the minimum wage from the National Employment Law Project, visit here.
Unemployed Man Pickets Pat Toomey Events To Ask The Senator To Meet With Jobless Pennsylvanians
By Zaid Jilani on Aug 24, 2011 at 2:50 pm
Pennsylvania resident Dan Haney has been unemployed since February when his job at Express Scripts was outsourced. Although he has found some comfort in the fact that his wife is still employed and has health insurance, his family is still struggling.
PA Public Sector Earnings on Par with Private Sector
Verizon Strike Ends, Real Bargaining Begins
From AFL-CIO
When 45,000 Verizon workers went on strike, working families showed incredible solidarity. Now, these workers—represented by the Communications Workers of America (CWA) and the Electrical Workers (IBEW)—will return to work tonight.
2011 Member golf outing
On June 6, Local 1776 had its 9th annual members’ golf outing at Mainland Golf Course. The outing was a great time for our members to get together and enjoy some golf.
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