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Labor leaders and union activists recently were in Washington, D.C. discussing ways to fight the Michigan legislature’s recent passage of a “Right to work for less” law.
Read moreFor a politician on Capitol Hill who has not been re-elected the end of the year is sort of a waiting game. That’s why it’s called a lame duck session. And while there is little to gain for some elected officials, there’s alot for the working class.
Read moreOne in six Americans lives in poverty, the highest level in half a century, according to a new book called Investing in What Works for America’s Communities. Leading experts in community and economic development, sat down to talk about ways communities can work together to eliminate poverty. This discussion took place at Union Station’s Columbus
Read moreThe U.S. Army recently announced the “Hire a Veteran” campaign, a national initiative aimed at encourage civilian hiring managers to strongly consider injured soldiers who are transitioning to civilian life.
Read moreCLUW held their first Skills and Leadership Conference in Kansas City, promising to make sure that everyone’s voice is heard even if they happen to be the minority.
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