Jobs of the Future!

The Alaska AFL-CIO is working on jobs for the future of Alaska.

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WE ARE ONE

What have unions done for us?? Really?? Watch this video and find out just a few.

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Work Connects Us All

Looking to the future of the Labor Movement and what we have in common.

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Wrapping up the Facts

Part II of the Alaska Dispatch story on myths surrounding the oil tax debate. Check it out!

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Update on the Senate's NLRB Vote

Last week we asked you to reach out to Alaska's US Senators for help on SJR 36 - an attempt to overthrow the National Labor Relations Board new rules on a quick union election.

Due to the Senate rejecting the bill, workers can quickly have an election on whether they want to have a union or not. Under the old rules, a business could drag out the process for quite a while, using that time to distort the facts about joining a union.

We want to thank Senator Lisa Murkowski and Senator Mark Begich for voting NO on this bill! 

2012 Spring Newsletter

Check out our 2012 Spring Newsletter. We discuss the public pension bill, redistricting and our new employee, Kim Raymond!

 

Happy May Day!

A statement by President Rich Trumka regarding May Day:

Today, working people from around the United States and the world are coming together to commemorate May Day.  The message is the same everywhere: Workers’ rights should be universal and every person – no matter what nationality, ethnicity or gender— must have equal rights and the opportunity to achieve a better life.

2012 Month of Guns!

It's that time of year again! Each year we sell out on our raffle tickets.

How it works: We sell 400 tickets at $100 each. In November we draw a ticket each day for the gun listed below. Here is the fun part: If your ticket is drawn, it goes back in the raffle. Your chances stay the same each day, but it IS possible to win multiple guns, and that happens each year!

Call 258-6284 to find out where you can purchase a ticket.

Federal Judge Orders Anchorage Hotel to Recognize and Bargain with Union |

After more than two years of blatantly breaking the law, the Anchorage Sheraton Hotel has been ordered by a federal judge to comply with the terms and conditions of its previous contract with the Hotel Employees & Restaurant Employees Local 878.

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