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Mar. 24, 1900
Groundbreaking on the first section of the New York City subway system, from City Hall to the Bronx. 
~ Labor Tribune

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Updated: Mar. 25 (04:04)

Police Control Bill Signing
Saint Louis Police Officers Association
First Contract Ratified by ABM Pilot Drivers
Teamsters Local 89
Labor Action Day
IBEW Local 483
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Teamsters Local 355
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Teamsters Local 992
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Teamsters Local 992
 
     

This Summer, US Workers Are Organizing to Beat the Heat
Posted On: Jun 24, 2024
June 24, 2024 | ORGANIZING | If you’re dreading summer on the job this year, you’re not alone. Every month last summer was the most scorching on world record. Trapped under heat domes, dozens of metro areas busted their longest streaks ever of highs over 100 degrees. Phoenix afternoons were over 110 for a month straight. On asphalt yards nearly hot enough to melt, bonus-hungry managers forced workers to keep up the usual pace. The results were lethal. In 2022, the latest year for which we have data, 43 U.S. workers lost their lives to heat on the job. That’s up from 36 in 2021, and we can expect this cruel number to keep climbing. Truthout
 
 
Teamsters Local 992
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