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Union members watch as a Mission Linen Supply van enters the plant on Huntington Ave. Tuesday afternoon. Members of the union of Needletrades, Industrial and Textile Employees (UNITE) are planning to strike to improve working conditions at mission which they claim are unsatisfactory Workers try to organize at linen supply

Laundry Workers Tell City of Phoenix: 'Investigate Mission Linen'
Women Raise the City
Profiles of a Hidden Workforce 		Ann-Marie Thornhill
Dakota Premium workers and supporters rallied outside the plant Meatpacker may lose kosher business if worker rights not respected
A Love-Hate Thing on Illegal Immigration Issue

U.S. Symbol, Latino Muscle

Latino Job Seekers Find 'Born in USA' Not Enough

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Ballot Boxes at Columbia U. Sealed Until NLRB Decision

French multinational Unionbusting in Indiana

Union, Management Talking Again in L.A. School Bus Strike

Ventura County May Hire Home-Care Aides

Nike attempts to distance itself from child-labor history

Thousands who worked at LTV Steel lose benefits

CSN deal nearer for Beth Steel

Lockheed workers draw first strike pay

Mediators arrange Lockheed talks

150 workers accuse WorldCom of bias

UPS strike fears spur early talks

Safety program seeks to decrease workplace accidents

AFL-CIO Work in Progress
April 1, 2002

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