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USA : Unions show they can still drive votes

Source: Herald-Review
Bangladesh : Sen. Robert Menendez urges BGMEA to stop union harrassment

Source: Daily Star
USA : Women in the 'best states for women's salaries' still make 90 percent of what their male colleagues earn

Source: Salon
USA : The Story of Cesar Chavez Comes to the Big Screen

Source: Salon
USA : Sign here! Bring Mail Processing back to Lansing Processing and Distribution Center

Source: MoveOn
USA : Truck drivers handed labor victory that could reshape the industry

Source: Think Progress
USA : Have We Forgotten the Lessons of the Triangle Fire?

Source: Bill Moyers
USA : General Motors' labor abuse and product defect cover up

Source: Real News
Canadian province wants big fines, more cars

Grain cars sit lined up at the Viterra grain terminal off Highway 46 east of Pilot Butte on Monday. The provincial government has made suggestions to Ottawa for its forthcoming legislation to clear Saskatchewan’s grain backlog, including higher fines for non-compliance and pressing more cars into service.
The provincial government has presented its wish list to the federal government for its forthcoming emergency legislation to help clear the current backlog of grain, including more railcars and stiffer fines, which would be used to benefit producers, not the government.
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USA : UW-Madison junior Melanie Meyer advocates for student activism and workers' rights

Source: Daily Cardinal

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