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Who is our economy FOR, anyway? Skip to primary content. And a few other things. Where Are The Democratic Debates? August 5, 2015. June 3, 2007 at Saint Anselm College, Goffstown, New Hampshire. What about the rest of 2007? September 9, Septembe.

Serving members in Northern California, the Central Valley, and Northern Nevada. Congress Must Tackle Driver Fatigue Head On. Archive of Newsletter Back Issues. The Labor Movement was our ticket to the Middle Class. The Fight to Pass AB 1897.

SBLC Political Director Joins Congressional Campaign, David Urhausen Takes Helm. County Demonstrates Leadership in Establishing Employment Standards. In addition to improving employment standards, the Living Wage Ordinance includes Labor Peace.

Republican and former treasury secretary Paulson slams naysayers of Iran deal. Traffic, transit tips for the weekend.

Working Partnerships addresses the root causes of inequality in todays economy through building the capacity of workers and communities of color to lead and govern. Sign up by June 29! Trades Orientation Program builds the pipeline into a construction career. Posted June 26, 2015. In an economy where good, family-supporting jobs are scarce and getting scarcer, the high-road construction industry offers one of the best opportunities to work hard and move up to the middle class. Posted June 3, 2015.

Will require businesses to offer any available additional hours. To their current, qualified part-time employees before hiring more workers. Measure E will help hourly workers get access to enough hours so their paycheck covers the bills and puts food on the table. San Jose has a crisis of underemployment. To avoid paying fair wages and benefits, too many employers hire new part-time workers instead of giving hours to current employees.