Unions help build a better life for working people, but outdated laws have hampered our basic right to join together and negotiate for better pay, benefits and working conditions. A new bill, the Protecting the Right to Organize Act, would modernize our nation's labor laws.
The following is a statement from Marisa McNee, spokesperson for the Kentucky Democratic Party regarding the outcome of the 13th District House Race recount:
EDITOR'S NOTE: Kentuckians for Single Payer Health Care is proud to join with other organizations to celebrate our awesome Tom who continues to inspire all of us to be better and do better. Please register here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/thomas-f-moffett-memorial-celebration-tickets-55727924723 If you can assist with set up at 1:00 pm on Feb. 10, please call Kay to volunteer 636 1551.
The Southern Territory is proud to announce we have some new members to add to our union family. We welcome nearly 140 dedicated men and women who work for the Installation Maintenance Division at the Fort Campbell U.S. Army Base in Kentucky.
Going on four years ago, fewer than 31 percent of Kentucky’s eligible voters cast ballots for governor. Who knows what the turnout will be this coming Nov. 5 – but I wish I had a dollar for every excuse I’ve heard for not voting.
“There’s not much difference between the two parties,” is maybe the lamest excuse.
Millions of our brothers and sisters who work as federal contractors lost a month’s pay during the longest government shutdown in history, and unless Congress acts, they won’t be made whole.
