Union
Good Question: Can A State Secede From The Union?
But can a state really secede from the United States?
Union Features Restaurant With Retractable Roof
The people behind Crave, Urban Eatery and the new Figlio have another concept coming to downtown Minneapolis. The corner of Hennepin Avenue and 8th Street will soon be home to a new restaurant that will literally blow the roof off Minnesota dining.
Confusion In Wake Of Wisconsin Union Ruling
Wisconsin school and government employee unions on Monday were considering whether to seek new contract talks after a state court threw out a new law that restricts public workers’ collective bargaining rights.
Wis. Gov. Walker Vs. Union: What’s Next?
Wisconsin’s Gov. Scott Walker was in St. Paul Sunday night for a midwest governor’s conference to promote foreign investment, and couldn’t hide from questions about a judge’s decision striking down his law that took away collective bargaining rights of unions.
Chicago Teachers Union To Continue Strike
The Chicago teachers union decided Sunday to continue its weeklong strike, extending an acrimonious standoff with Mayor Rahm Emanuel over teacher evaluations and job security provisions central to the debate over the future of public education across the United States.
Restaurateur To Bring U.S.’s Biggest Retractable Roof To Mpls
You could think of Union’s rooftop as the Maserati convertible of restaurants.
GOP’s Cravaack Picks Up Union’s Backing In Minn.
Republican Rep. Chip Cravaack (cruh-VAK’) has picked up the support of a construction workers union as he faces a closely watched re-election fight in northeastern Minnesota.
NLRB Ruling Favors 6 Fired At Jimmy John’s
A federal judge ordered a Twin Cities franchise owner to rehire six workers.
In Midwest, GOP Shrinks From Union Battles
Fifteen months after taking control of Minnesota’s Legislature, Republicans have put a gay marriage ban on this November’s ballot, moved to expand gun rights and cast dozens of votes to cut state spending. But there’s one issue where they failed to get traction: watering down the strength of organized labor with a right-to-work law.
Thousands Of Union Workers Rally Against ‘Right To Work’
More than a thousand union workers will rally at the State Capitol Tuesday for what appears to be a victory celebration.
Minn. Labor Unions, GOP Fight Over ‘Right To Work’
Minnesota labor unions are bracing for what could be a national fight over what’s called “right to work.”
American Crystal Calls Union Offer ‘Stunt’
American Crystal Sugar Co. has rejected a proposal to end the cooperative’s lengthy lockout of its union employees.
U Of M Graduate Students Plan Union Drive
A group of graduate assistants at the University of Minnesota are beginning a union drive.
Judge Blocks Child Care Union Vote
A Ramsey County judge on Monday blocked a unionization vote by Minnesota child care workers that was to get under way this week, saying the issue must go through the state Legislature.
Dayton Mulls Next Steps On Child Care Union
Minnesota Gov. Mark Dayton says he plans to meet with the state attorney general to consider the next steps on a union push for in-home child care providers.
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