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Yesterday at our LA County Area Meeting, we joined members and partners to hear from the No on Prop 45 campaign, the Department of Industrial Relations, and Assemblymember Mark Gonzalez who is up for re-election. We’re proud to stand with leaders who stand with working families
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Last night in a 5-0 vote, the Culver City City Council approved a new Community Workforce Agreement with the LA/OC Building Trades. This agreement brings new opportunities to local residents, veterans, and apprentices, and we're looking forward to making sure Culver City is built
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LA/OC Building Trades are proud to endorse Marissa Roy for LA City Attorney. She is a fearless advocate for working families, and has demonstrated the integrity and commitment to working people that is required for this office. We believe she is the right candidate for the job.
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Yesterday, we gathered inn support of the LA Convention Center expansion & modernization. This project is bringing thousands of union jobs & apprenticeships & hundreds of millions of dollars in revenue - we need to keep the momentum going and support the Angelenos at work.
What is wrong with @TeamsterSOB Sean O'Brien? #ScottBrown as senator from #Massachusetts was no friend of labor, workers or unions Brown has a constant deer in the headlights look or lights on but nobody's home
O'Brien has certainly changed from his Shaughnessy truck during days
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My pops didn’t get a chance to go to school. He was a child laborer on plantations/large ranches in MX. My mom taught him how to read when they met in this country. He’s a smart man, too. He not only learned to read and write in Spanish but he also learned English. RIP Dolly.
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David Huerta stood with immigrant workers when they needed him most. The government's attempt to prosecute him was wrong from the start. Today, justice prevailed. We're proud to stand with David and @seiuusww. seiu-usww.org/press_release/…
Oil industry warns Trump administration of price spikes within weeks politi.co/43e5ugQ via @politico
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Stay strong people!
State police deployed tear gas, flash grenades and batons against demonstrators outside Delaney Hall, an ICE detention facility in Newark, New Jersey, as serious concerns mounted over the treatment of detainees inside.
Reporting from the scene, Middle East Eye witnessed officers using extreme crowd-control measures as protesters attempted to erect barricades in defence.
Middle East Eye reporter Mounira Elsamra said police appeared to make "no differentiation between journalists and activists and protesters", and described seeing people struck with batons during the operation.
The unrest comes as detainees continue a hunger and labour strike that organisers say began with more than 300 participants.
Advocacy groups say detainees have faced intimidation and retaliation in response to the protest.
Campaigners also say some detainees have been asked to sign English-language documents they do not understand and have struggled to communicate with immigration officials because translators were unavailable.
The incident brings about renewed criticism of the already controversial US immigration detention system, with advocates calling for greater transparency and independent oversight of conditions inside facilities such as Delaney Hall.
‘A huge omission’: Everyone is baffled by the exclusion of Gaza in DNC autopsy politi.co/42QRiKp via @politico
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📌 78 years since the Nakba
🇵🇸 Victory to the struggle of the heroic Palestinian people!
#freepalestine
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Construction workers made up only 7% of the US workforce but experienced 38% of all heat-related deaths at work in 2020. March 2026 was the warmest March on record - learn how to stay safe in the heat in time for summer with these resources from CPWR:
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