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Gearing up for 2024

Forecasted Budget Surplus Will Greet 2024 Legislature

With the December 6 release of a projected $2.4 billion state budget surplus for fiscal year 2024-2025, Minnesota labor leaders are calling for this one-time surplus to be invested in education, in infrastructure, and, in the words of Minnesota AFL-CIO president Bernie Burnham, “in a way that benefits working Minnesotans in every corner of our state.”

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The Minneapolis Regional Labor Federation's mission is to organize in the community for social and economic justice for all working people.

The Minneapolis Regional Labor Federation is the umbrella organization of Minneapolis area local unions and includes 175 affiliated unions. Affiliated with the AFL-CIO, the MRLF's mission is to organize in the community for social and economic justice for all working people. The MRLF organizes in Hennepin, Anoka, Carver, McLeod, Meeker, Scott and Wright counties. 

The Minneapolis Regional Labor Federation is the umbrella organization of Minneapolis area local unions and includes 175 affiliated unions. Affiliated with the AFL-CIO, the MRLF's mission is to organize in the community for social and economic justice for all working people. 

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Minneapolis Labor Review Archive

Minneapolis Labor Review Archive

For more than 100 years, the Minneapolis Labor Review has chronicled the history of the labor movement in the Twin Cities and working families’ continuing struggle for economic and social justice.

Imagine access to more than 100 years of labor history with the click of a mouse button… The Minneapolis Regional Labor Federation is pleased to present the online archive of the Minneapolis Labor Review