Minneapolis City Council to vote June 30 on $15 per hour minimum wage A four-year grassroots campaign to enact a $15 per hour minimum wage in the city of Minneapolis is approaching a dramatic conclusion. Read more
Wednesday, June 28, 9:00 a.m. Committee of the Whole Friday, June 30, 9:00 a.m. Final vote by full City Council If you live in the city of Minneapolis, contact your City Council Member to urge support for the $15 minimum wage and NO tip credit

Chelsie Glaubitz Gabiou elected president of MRLF, first woman to lead Minneapolis central labor body Learn more

National AFL-CIO’s Labor Commission on Racial and Economic Justice hears strong message from local union members of color: help us, include us Click here for story

MRLF to launch local Labor Commission on Racial and Economic Justice Click here for story MRLF continues accepting nominations for local Labor Commission on Racial and Economic Justice

National AFL-CIO releases final report of Labor Commission on Racial and Economic Justice Click here for link to read and/or download 79-page report

LABOR COMMISSION ON RACIAL AND ECONOMIC JUSTICE
> MRLF continues accepting nominations for local Labor Commission on Racial and Economic Justice
(Minneapolis Labor Review, 12-16-16)
> MRLF accepting nominations for local Labor Commission on Racial and Economic Justice
(Minneapolis Labor Review, 10-28-16)
> MRLF to launch local Labor Commission on Racial and Economic Justice
(Minneapolis Labor Review, 7-29-16)
> Labor Commission on Racial and Economic Justice hears strong message from local union members of color: help us, include us
(Minneapolis Labor Review, 2-19-16)
> National AFL-CIO’s Labor Commission on Racial and Economic Justice coming to Minneapolis February 12 to take testimony from rank and file union members
(Minneapolis Labor Review, 1-22-16)
>AFL-CIO executive council’s ‘Statement on Racial and Economic Justice’ launched commission’s tour
(Minneapolis Labor Review, 1-22-16)
> MRLF passes ‘Resolution on Racial and Economic Justice,’ commits to action
(Minneapolis Labor Review, 6-26-15)


NEWS
> As contract nears expiration, local CWA members join innationwide picketing at at&t facilities
(Minneapolis Labor Review, 2-10-17)
> Teamsters Local 120 continues picket lines at Finish Line Express
(Minneapolis Labor Review, 1-27-17)
>Trucking firm leaves workers without jobs, paychecks
(Minneapolis Labor Review, 12-16-16)
> Minneapolis Park Board outsources winter operations at Wirth Park
(Minneapolis Labor Review, 12-16-16)


2017 ELECTION NEWS
> MRLF endorses Elliott in special election for mayor of Richfield
(Minneapolis Labor Review, 2-24-17)

SUBURBAN LABOR COUNCILS
> MRLF seeks union members to organize locally with North and South Suburban Advisory Councils
(Minneapolis Labor Review, 1-25-13)

COMMENTARY
> Beyond the tweets, working families facing real attacks
(Minneapolis Labor Review, 6-23-17)
> Our movement, rooted in immigrant workers, must stand with immigrants
(Minneapolis Labor Review, 2-24-17)
> Chelsie Glaubitz Gabiou: As the Trump era begins, local unions will practice solidarity and resistance
(Minneapolis Labor Review, 1-27-17)
> Chelsie Glaubitz Gabiou: With 2016 election past, MRLF plans to continue union member outreach
(Minneapolis Labor Review, 12-16-16)
> Chelsie Glaubitz Gabiou: Moving the ball forward
(Minneapolis Labor Review, 11-18-16)
> Chelsie Glaubitz Gabiou: The whole world is watching… and, acting locally, we can win
(Minneapolis Labor Review, 10-28-16)
> Chelsie Glaubitz Gabiou: Minneapolis suburbs hold key to worker-friendly legislature
(Minneapolis Labor Review, 8-26-16)
> Chelsie Glaubitz Gabiou: At a critical moment, labor’s cause is racial, economic justice
(Minneapolis Labor Review, 7-29-16)
> Chelsie Glaubitz Gabiou: Two days of hard conversations point the way forward for labor
(Minneapolis Labor Review, 2-19-16)
>Chelsie Glaubitz Gabiou: Building the future of the workers’ movement
(Minneapolis Labor Review, 1-22-16)
> Bill McCarthy: Thank you to affiliated unions, rank and file members, MRLF staff
(Minneapolis Labor Review, 9-25-15)

People
> Mary Turner, elected new president of MinnesotaNurses Association, sees nurses as change agents
(Minneapolis Labor Review, 1-22-16)
> Chelsie Glaubitz Gabiou elected president of MRLF, first woman to lead the Minneapolis central labor body
(December 10, 2015)
> Minnesota labor historian Hy Berman dies at age 90, worked to include the working class in the teaching of history
(Minneapolis Labor Review, 12-18-15)
> MFT Local 59’s Louise Sundin to serve as MRLF interim president
(Minneapolis Labor Review, 10-23-15)
> Bill McCarthy elected next Minnesota AFL-CIO president
(Minneapolis Labor Review, 7-24-15)
> MRLF hires Alfreda Daniels as new community organizer to work in the northwest suburbs
(Minneapolis Labor Review, 6-26-15)
> Governor Dayton appoints Adam Duininck to chair Met Council
(Minneapolis Labor Review, 1-23-15)
> MRLF hires Kerry Felder as new community organizer working on education issues
(Minneapolis Labor Review, 9-20-13)
> Minneapolis Regional Labor Federation hires Graeme Allen as new community organizer
(Minneapolis Labor Review, 2-22-13)
> Minneapolis Regional Labor Federation hires Chelsie Glaubitz as new political director
(Minneapolis Labor Review, 3-23-12)
> Minneapolis Building Trades Council picks new business manager, IBEW's Dan McConnell
(Minneapolis Labor Review, 8-26-11)
> Union Bank & Trust names new president, community banker Jeff Schrempp
(Minneapolis Labor Review, March 25, 2011)
> Laborers' Jessica Looman named DLI assistant commissioner
(Minneapoils Labor Review, January 28, 2011)
> Union member Sue Nelson continues 12-year gig as organist for Minnesota Twins
(Minneapolis Labor Review, 5-21-10)

Minneapolis Labor Review
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