How did your state legislator score on labor issues?

The new 2025 Working Families Legislative Scorecard out! In it, you will find out how your State Representatives and State Senators voted on such critical labor issues as collective bargaining rights, labor standards, pre-apprenticeships, fair wages and more.

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Scontras Center Faculty Finalists to Give Teaching Demos – Jan. 28 - Feb. 11

A search committee has selected four finalists for a faculty position at the Charles A. Scontras Center for Labor and Community Education at the University of Southern Maine.

26, Jan, 2026

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Maine Paid Family & Medical Leave Benefits to Begin May 1

Maine’s Paid Family and Medical Leave program to begin distributing benefits on May 1, 2026, according to the Maine Department of Labor.

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Two Union Brothers Killed in Construction Site Crash in Waterville

Our hearts are with the families of Maine Department of Transportation workers James Brown, 60, and Dwayne Campbell, 51, both of Waterville, who were tragically killed in a vehicle crash that shut down the southbound lanes of Interstate 95 near Exit 127 and the Oakland town line on Tuesday.

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Airport screeners with the American Federation of Government Employees (AFGE) Local 2617 are hailing a recent court order to reverse the Trump administration’s latest attempt to

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CSX to Lay Off Most Union Rail Employees at Waterville Facility

EMMC Nurses & Community Members Hold Vigil for Patient Safety

Register Now for Labor Lobby Day – March 5

Workers Testify in Support of Bill to Make Childcare More Affordable

Executive Paywatch

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Read the Report

Am I Safe at Work?

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PETITION: Solidarity with Starbucks Workers

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Scontras Center Faculty Finalists to Give Teaching Demos – Jan. 28 - Feb. 11

Panel Discussion on “Square Up: Building Labor’s Power in the Second Gilded Age” — Jan 29

Maine Paid Family & Medical Leave Benefits to Begin May 1

Two Union Brothers Killed in Construction Site Crash in Waterville

Judge Halts Trump Administration’s Latest Effort to Strip TSA Workers of Collective Bargaining Rights

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