Workers
Findings Mixed In Iron Range Lung Cancer Study
University of Minnesota researchers say taconite workers face an increased risk of a rare form of lung cancer, and it’s higher the longer they’re on the job. But they can’t say for certain if dust from the state’s iron mining and processing operations causes it.
Local Janitor/Security Union Gives Go-Ahead To Strike
The SEIU Local 26 voted unanimously on Saturday afternoon to give their negotiators the power to strike. Thousands of workers who clean and protect building across the Twin Cities are ready to walk off the job.
Workers Brave The Extreme Cold In The Twin Cities
It’s by far the coldest day of the season and it’s only a taste of what we can expect this week.
Iowa Court: Bosses Can Fire ‘Irresistible’ Workers
A dentist acted legally when he fired an assistant that he found attractive simply because he and his wife viewed the woman as a threat to their marriage, the all-male Iowa Supreme Court ruled Friday.
Locked-Out Crystal Sugar Workers Hold 4th Vote
Their ranks thinned by a 16-month lockout, American Crystal Sugar Co. workers were voting Saturday on whether to accept a contract they have rejected three times previously.
Roof Collapses, Traps 2 Workers Inside Building
Two workers were trapped inside the old Dodge Center Maintenance Building when the roof collapsed Tuesday afternoon.
Target Not Backing Down On Thanksgiving, Despite Petition
Target is not backing down from its decision to open at 9 p.m. on Thanksgiving night, despite the opposition of some 340,000 people who signed an online petition.
Badger Foundry Workers On Strike
About 150 workers at a Winona foundry are on strike and are picketing their employer.
Business Owners Say ‘Thank You’ To LRT Workers
The “Central Corridor” is an 11-mile line that will link downtown St. Paul with downtown Minneapolis by 2014. It should be 75 percent complete by the end of this year.
Unions Face Declining Membership, Education Void
As Americans celebrate Labor Day, labor unions are facing a steadily declining membership. In 2011, the number of Minnesota workers belonging to a union was 371,000, representing 15.1 percent of the state’s wage and salary workers.
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.
As Ford Plant Waned, Many Workers Slow To Prepare
Ford announced it would close its St. Paul assembly plant in 2006, but when the fateful day arrived last month, many of the 800 workers there still didn’t have a plan for their next job.
Minn. Company Hires Physician’s Assistant For Workers
Remember the school nurse’s office when you were a kid? Some employers are trying a similar approach to help control health care costs.
Unemployment Rate Drops To 8.6 Percent
With the unemployment rate falling from 9 percent to 8.6 percent, the good news has many people wondering if things are finally looking up.
Locked-Out Crystal Workers Hold Prayer Vigil
Locked-out American Crystal Sugar Co. workers held a vigil Wednesday night to pray for an end to the dispute that has dragged on for four months.




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