HeyJaredTwin Cities Labor Report
Weekly updates on the state of the labor movement in the Twin Cities and greater Minnesota.
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Twin Cities Labor Report 9/28 (opens the original)
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Hello and welcome to another edition of the Twin Cities Labor Report! This week’s edition is chock full of reports of cuts in the public sector workforce, which I suspect is going to be a main subject of labor news in this state over the next twelve months. I think that a lot of this coming austerity can be fought, though, as long as unions fight it head-on. In related news, I got my first quote in the New York Times last week, as part of a story on Trump’s attacks on his political opponents. <a
Twin Cities Labor Report 9/21 (opens the original)
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Hello everyone and welcome to another edition of the Twin Cities Labor Report! G’mar tov to my fellow union Jews observing Yom Kippur today. Thank you again to everyone for reading and sharing every week. I stopped by the tail end of the strike by Local 26 condo workers in downtown Minneapolis last Tuesday, and was honored to be given the whole five year history of their struggle by a worker who had just won a contract (the first ever for condo workers in the state) at her building. The workers
Twin Cities Labor Report 9/14 (opens the original)
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Hello everyone and welcome to another edition of the Twin Cities Labor Report! I hope everyone had a great Labor Day weekend, and my fellow UNION JEWS had a great Rosh Hashanah. I have a jam-packed edition this week, featuring my fall preview of upcoming fights. I would like to share this fundraiser for a fellow UFCW Local 663 steward, Antonio, who is currently defending his case for political asylum. Antonio is a great guy and a fellow worker, I hope that people can dona
Twin Cities Labor Report 8/31 (opens the original)
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Hello everyone and welcome to another edition of the Twin Cities Labor Report! Thanks again to all of you for reading, subscribing, and sharing this newsletter, it really means a lot. I’ll start with a programming note: I will be taking next week off to give myself a vacation. I’ll pick back up again after Labor Day weekend with a jam-packed edition featuring the preview of upcoming fights I said I would have in this week’s edition! That piece is delayed because I found myself in the role of cou
Twin Cities Labor Report 8/24 (opens the original)
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Hello and welcome to another edition of the Twin Cities Labor Report! Thank you again for subscribing, sharing, and reading every week, it really means a lot. Next week, I’m planning to do a bit of a preview for upcoming labor negotiations and potential fights ahead. If you, your union, or a friend’s union has a big fight coming up, please slide into my DMs and let me know! I would love to hear what everyone has on their calendar.<p class="cta-cap
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