In The News
The Milwaukee County Labor Council AFL-CIO has long been the journalistic "voice of labor" to the community and will use milwaukeelabor.org to add fresh stories and features, riding right past the deadlines of our monthly print newspaper, the Milwaukee Labor Press, but retaining the same editorial standards and control.
Articles
Deaths on job deeply trouble USW leader
Global unions work to help cyclone victims
May 1 march urges real attention to immigration reform
Ugly blast from our innuendo past an omen for more than Butler
Commentary
McCain’s dark side a gift to Democrats
Commentary
NLRB postpones election at Capital Returns
Zeidler legacy honored in new events
Journalism fails duty in Butler race
Mortgage crisis prompts AFL-CIO to host "Save My Home" Hotline
Dead made to speak (but not vote) on East Side
Volunteers go to work for Lena Taylor, others
Bush pols at DOL cripple unions with oppressive paper
Politics, union expansion to be heralded at open house
ACORN drive aims to add low-income voters
Union leaders quickly back Taylor for county exec
To better serve and win, labor restructures all its state councils
Media visit to New Orleans includes top honor for Labor Press
Fighting to teach labor history
Miller-Coors combine affects union talks
Strike exposes GM issues, leads to Big Three deals
Camp Wellstone meets Milwaukee
Chavez-Thompson resigns top AFL-CIO position
GOP creates state budget mischief
AFL-CIO Forum stirs presidential shocks, themes
Union voices from Iraq share vision here
Tough races, mixed results in April 3 election
Media Fails School Board Races: And Just Who Is Funding Bruce Thompson and Jeff Spence?
How media fails voters: Supreme Court
Ziegler's judicial ethics emerge as key issue in Supreme Court race
From courts to schools, primary sets quite a table for April 3
Doyle and Dems set to turn country around
Laborfest: Double the Size, Double the Celebration