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Woodland Pulp workers have been standing strong on the picket line to support good jobs in their community and they could really use your support.

For too long, employers have exploited weak labor laws by forcing employees to attend captive audience meetings during union organizing drives.

Have you ever considered running for public office someday? Do you want to see more working people in Augusta, on town council or school board? Would you like to help others with their campaigns? Come to the Maine AFL-CIO’s 2024 Worker Candidate Training on Jan. 27 and 28 in Augusta!

A majority of Maine Services Employees members (SEIU 1989) employed at Child Development Services, a state-funded, statewide agency under the direction of the Maine Department of Education, have taken a vote of no confidence in the agency’s director, Roberta Lucas.

A new film featuring the working class service workers who fuel Portland’s restaurant industry is

On Monday, the SAG-AFTRA National Board approved the tentative agreement for the 2023 TV/Theatrical Contracts reached with the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers (AMPTP) on November 8 that ended the 118-day strike.