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2018 ELECTIONS
> Minnesota AFL-CIO endorses Tim Walz for Governor
(Minneapolis Labor Review, 8-24-18)
> MRLF’s endorsed candidates for local office all advance from primary to general election
(Minneapolis Labor Review, 8-24-18)
> Primary election August 14 will shape key races
(Minneapolis Labor Review, 7-27-18)
> Key primary races: Smith, Fernando, McLaughlin, Winston
(Minneapolis Labor Review, 7-27-18)
> MRLF endorses two ballot measures to fund Minneapolis Public Schools
(Minneapolis Labor Review, 7-27-18)
> 2018 will be ‘an election for the soul of Minnesota’
(Minneapolis Labor Review, 6-29-18)
> MRLF endorses local candidates in races in Andover, Brooklyn Park
(Minneapolis Labor Review, 6-29-18)
> AFL-CIO secretary-treasurer Julie Blaha resigns, runs for Minnesota State Auditor
(Minneapolis Labor Review, 6-29-18)
>MRLF endorses five candidates for Minneapolis School Board races: Arneson, Ali, Inz, Caprini, Pauly
(Minneapolis Labor Review, 5-25-18)

LABOR COMMISSION ON RACIAL AND ECONOMIC JUSTICE
> MRLF’s Labor Commission on Racial and Economic Justice develops model for its work
(Minneapolis Labor Review, 10-27-17)
> 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
> Introducing UFCW Local 663: Members vote to merge UFCW Local 653 and Local 1161
(Minneapolis Labor Review, 9-28-18)
> Tribes and Building Trades celebrate graduates of apprenticeship readiness program
(Minneapolis Labor Review, 8-24-18)
> In 5-4 ‘Janus’ vote, US Supreme Court strikes blow against public sector unions
(Minneapolis Labor Review, 7-27-18)
> Women Building Success: New awards honor women workers in the local building trades
(Minneapolis Labor Review, 3-23-18)
> Minneapolis teachers’ contract campaign: ‘bargaining for the common good’
(Minneapolis Labor Review, 12-22-17)
> UNITE HERE Local 17: Members reject longtime incumbents, elect entire slate of new leadership
(Minneapolis Labor Review, 11-17-17)
> Minnesota’s labor media win 15 awards from ILCA; Labor Review honored for general excellence, writing, design
(Minneapolis Labor Review, 11-17-17)
> 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)


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

COMMENTARY
> Your union vote makes a difference; Please pick a volunteer shift with your union
(Minneapolis Labor Review, 8-24-18)
> As Minnesota Governor, Tim Walz will be state’s ‘Organizer-in-Chief’
(Minneapolis Labor Review, 8-24-18)
> Beware the messengers of fear who will divide workers along racial lines
(Minneapolis Labor Review, 7-27-18)
> Summertime… and the doorknocking is easy…Please volunteer now!
(Minneapolis Labor Review, 6-29-18)
> Super Bowl LII will be union-made
(Minneapolis Labor Review, 1-26-18)
> Harassment: A workers’ rights issue
(Minneapolis Labor Review, 12-22-17)
> Changing how we count our wins
(Minneapolis Labor Review, 11-17-17)
> Local elections November 7: VOTE!
(Minneapolis Labor Review, 10-27-17)
> Passing $15 per hour wage in Minneapolis shows how we win
(Minneapolis Labor Review, 7-28-17)
> 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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