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From Payday Report: Trump Appoints "Pro-Union" GOP Congresswoman as Secretary of Labor, But Questions Remain about Unionbusting

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From Trader Joe's United: Captive audience meetings are a way that corporations like Trader Joe's force workers to sit through anti-union propaganda. The NLRB just banned them.

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From Trader Joe's United: Captive audience meetings are a way that corporations like Trader Joe's force workers to sit through anti-union propaganda. The NLRB just banned them.

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This Supreme Court Case Is The Biggest Threat To Organized Labor In Years

This Supreme Court Case Is The Biggest Threat To Organized Labor In Years

EDITOR'S NOTE: Bluegrass State union members will gather in Louisville for a “Working People’s Day of Action” rally in Louisville Saturday, two days before the U.S. Supreme Court is scheduled to hear the first oral arguments in Janus v.

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Email, call, mail and visit your House member and urge a 'no' vote on HB 2

Email, call, mail and visit your House member and urge a 'no' vote on HB 2

By BILL LONDRIGAN

Kentucky State AFL-CIO President

As you know, HB 2, which caps benefits for injured workers at 15 years, passed the House Economic Development and Workforce Investment Committee yesterday. 

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From The Louisville Courier-Journal: Herb Segal, the king of Kentucky's labor lawyers when labor was still king, has died

From The Louisville Courier-Journal: Herb Segal, the king of Kentucky's labor lawyers when labor was still king, has died

By AMANDA WOLFSON

Herb Segal, who was the king of Kentucky’s labor lawyers, died Feb. 8 at the Masonic Home of Kentucky, according to his daughter, Troy Segal. He was 94 and had Alzheimer’s disease.

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