Poll finds ‘staggering’ support among Minnesotans for massive ICE protest

The polling found 23% of Minnesota voters participated in some way, with 38% of participants saying they did not go to work and 65% saying they did not shop.

Hospitality workers at MSP make gains after holiday strike threat

Travelers passing through Minneapolis-St. Paul International this holiday season can congratulate the airport’s food service-workers on a new union contract.

Still on strike, Starbucks union gains strength with organizing win in St. Paul

Striking baristas at three Twin Cities locations plan to rally Dec. 20 at 2305 Fairview Avenue in Roseville.

MSP Airport unions lead march on ICE terminal as labor shows solidarity with Somali community

Labor’s leading role in the march on Signature Aviation illustrates how unions here – and across the U.S. – are showing solidarity with immigrant communities under attack.

Thoemke: Responsible contracting, union organizing are good for business – just ask this local printer

In a time when so many employers are fighting unions, CE Print & Promo chose a different path. They showed that accountability and compassion can go hand in hand – and that doing right by your people is just good business.

Families, educators, food shelves brace for SNAP cutoff: ‘This is a policy choice’

The Trump administration has refused to release more than $5 billion in SNAP contingency funds, a move unions say is an attempt to leverage hunger for political gain.

Ellison joins final push for administrative citations in St. Paul

Labor groups have endorsed administrative citations, arguing the change will allow more efficient and equitable enforcement of new citywide standards they lobbied hard for.

Providers at Allina clinics, urgent cares plan one-day strike Nov. 5

“A lot of us are just at our breaking points collectively, and we feel like we have done everything we can to avoid getting to this point,” Dr. Nick VenOsdel, a pediatrician at the Hastings clinic, said. “The time to fight is now.”

Educators, families, students unite behind St. Paul levy campaign

If the levy fails, the district will need to cut programming and services by $37.2 million before school starts next fall.

Ramsey County workers fight to save detox services: ‘It’s life or death’

AFSCME members criticized county leaders for scrapping the Detoxification and Withdrawal Management program during a substance-abuse crisis in the community.