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Starbucks baristas on West 7th in St. Paul, Wayzata join union push
8+ mon, 4+ week ago (317+ words) Workers at a Starbucks coffee shop on West Seventh Street in St. Paul and another in Wayzata have chosen to unionize and join Starbucks Workers United, which has led a coast-to-coast labor strike since Nov. 13. Both locations remained open Monday....
Allina Health clinic doctors conduct 1-day strike
10+ mon, 1+ week ago (281+ words) Doctors, nurse practitioners and physician assistants with Allina Health’s clinics struck for one day Wednesday as union members and Allina officials ended bargaining without a deal earlier this week after more than a year of negotiations. Officials with Doctors Council-SEIU,…...
FEMA staff sound the alarm on disaster preparedness at rally in front of agency headquarters
10+ mon, 3+ week ago (588+ words) By GABRIELA AOUN ANGUEIRA, Associated Press Current and former staff of the Federal Emergency Management Agency demonstrated against workforce and program cuts during a “FEMA Solidarity Rally” on Friday, a potentially risky act of protest because some of the same…...
‘This shutdown feels different.’ Some worry states might not get repaid when government reopens
11+ mon, 22+ hour ago (1307+ words) By Kevin Hardy, Stateline.org States are doing what they generally do during a federal government shutdown: continuing to operate programs serving some of the neediest people. That means schools are still serving federally subsidized meals and states are distributing…...