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AFFT in The Daily Mail: EXCLUSIVE: US Postal Service is accused of sharing private information from 68 million households that applied for free Covid-19 tests with labor unions that could potentially be used for their political campaigns

Americans for Fair Treatment Interim CEO Elisabeth Messenger was quoted by The Daily Mail on a groundbreaking story: AFFT CEO Elisabeth Messenger told DailyMail.com she fears that if passed to unions by USPS, the data could be used for political campaigning. ‘The unions have done an incredible job of gathering

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Paycheck protection highlights worker freedom

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis proposed a paycheck protection bill, which sparked criticism from unions in the Sunshine State. Paycheck protection is one way for states to ensure that workers have the right to opt out of deducting, out of their paycheck, mandatory membership dues and agency fees to unions that

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Temple University graduate workers strike over ‘living wage’

Following the lead of University of California graduate workers, teaching assistants and research assistants at Temple University in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania went on strike Tuesday morning. The Temple University Graduate Student Association (TUGSA) announced on Twitter, “After bargaining for over a year, Temple still refuses to meet our demands of a

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Florida teachers unions stall pay raise efforts

Several Florida school districts are at a standstill with the state’s teachers unions over pay increases. The state allocated $800 million to increase teacher salaries across the state, but school districts say unions are holding things up. In Hillsborough County, Superintendent Addison Davis noted that the union, as the bargaining

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Law favors unions, admits president of U.S. largest union

AFL-CIO President Liz Shuler recently appeared on MSNBC’s Morning Joe to discuss the disappointing findings of the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS). “People are continuing to lose ground because workers don’t have the power they need to negotiate better conditions and wages on their own,” Shuler said. “You can do

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Union Membership Rate Hits Historic Low

The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) recently issued a report on union membership, which found that overall union membership rates have declined to “the lowest on record.” BLS is an agency operating within the Department of Labor (DOL), which is headed by Labor Secretary Marty Walsh. The agency releases this

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