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On May 24, 1933, a strike at a St. Louis nut factory made labor history.
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A star high school football player Damion Baker dreamed of helping others. His mother is keeping his legacy alive.
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Employees have formed the Illinois Legislative Staff Association, but Speaker Welch won’t voluntarily recognize them.
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Aurora Bihler, director of the Building Union Diversity program, hopes more women and minorities follow her journey.
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Workers are organizing in St. Louis — and speaking out not just with their voices, but with their feet. They’re just getting started.
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Hundreds of workers signed a petition seeking better working conditions. The group’s organizers say Amazon’s culture has led to safety issues.
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Metro Transit and union leaders will meet with a federal mediator on Aug. 18 to try to reach an agreement on a new contract. Reginald Howard, the union’s president, said that workers want more pay to cope with inflation, the coronavirus pandemic and a wave of violence in the St. Louis region.
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Five St. Louis-area Starbucks locations have taken steps toward unionizing to date, as workplaces including dispensaries and Amazon warehouses are organizing across the U.S.
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Attorneys Catherine Hanaway, Eric Banks and Bill Freivogel join this month's Legal Roundtable on "St. Louis on the Air."
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Two more St. Louis area nursing homes under similar ownership have a history of citations from federal regulators.