Our full release on the Republican anti-voter bills with quotes from Ron Bieber IATSE Local 38 AFSCME Council 25: miaflcio.org/labor-leaders-…

Last month, Ron Bieber debunked the repeated GOP attacks on unemployed workers as rooted in racist lies. Get the truth >>> michiganadvance.com/2021/05/21/ron…

It will take everything we’ve got to build on our 2020 successes in the coming years — we’ll need to invest in our 83-county strategy that takes no vote for granted. That's how we flipped Oakland County and that's how we'll keep Michigan blue in 2022. x.com/politico/statu…

NEW: Republicans are trying to ban most frontline & essential workers from claiming workers' comp if they contract COVID. Email your state lawmakers - call on them to include ALL frontline & essential workers in COVID workers' comp! actionnetwork.org/emails/dont-le…

Congratulations to Senator Ed McBroom on taking nearly eight months to learn what most people could've told him on November 7th. bridgemi.com/michigan-gover…

“The Michigan AFL-CIO labeled Thursday's vote a ‘stunt’ in a statement, noting that the proposal wouldn't take effect until March 2022 because the Senate's separate vote on giving the bill a quicker effective date failed.” detroitnews.com/story/news/loc…

NEWS: Michigan AFL-CIO "Fair Maps Project" Completes Work With Submission of Senate, House Maps to State Commission miaflcio.org/michigan-afl-c…

Pass the Pro Act to honor Richard Trumka

The labor movement has lost a fighter and a champion today.

Richard Trumka used his voice for working families every day. It’s what he fought for his whole life, and it's now our shared mission. Thank you, Richard.

Make this Labor Day one of renewed action and collective support for all working families. Join us in demanding lawmakers in Lansing give our frontline workers the Hero Pay they have earned. >>>> bit.ly/38tIj5O

On this 20th anniversary of 9/11, we honor all the lives lost on that tragic morning including first responders, and thousands of other working men and women of which 600 were union members.