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Today in Labor History

Apr. 1, 1972
Major league baseball players begin what is to become a 13-day strike, ending when owners agree to increase pension fund payments and to add salary arbitration to the collective bargaining agreement. 
~ Labor Tribune

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Updated: Apr. 01 (22:04)

The NLRA Worked for 90 Years. Suddenly, It’s in the Crosshairs
Teamsters Local 355
The NLRA Worked for 90 Years. Suddenly, It’s in the Crosshairs
Teamsters Local 992
Local 231 APP/World Kinect Teamster Members join APP/World Kinect members from Locals 58 and 174 in ratifying an historic agreement that brings all APP/World Kinect Teamsters in the state under the same contract.
Teamsters Local 231
Inside Agreement Ratification Vote
IBEW Local 768
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Communications Workers of America Local 1120
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Biden Joins Picket Line With Striking UAW Workers In Historic Visit
Updated On: Sep 26, 2023
Sept. 26, 2023 | POLITICS | President Joe Biden walked the picket line of the United Auto Workers outside of Detroit, telling them they deserve better pay, in a historic visit Tuesday 12 days into the union's strike against the nation's three largest automakers. Biden, visiting a General Motor distribution center, said workers deserve more of a share of the profits from Ford Motor Co., General Motors and Stellantis. It marked the first time a sitting president has joined a picket line of workers on strike in the middle of a labor dispute. “Folks, stick with it because you deserve the significant raise you need and other benefits," Biden, wearing a black UAW hat, said through a bullhorn. "Let's get back what we lost, OK? If we can save them, then it's about time for them to step up for us." USA Today  PHOTO: EVAN VUCCI /AP
 
 
Teamsters Local 992
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