Milwaukee County Labor Council AFL-CIO

March 16, 2010

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

Yet again Journal Co. earns an F in education insight

Walker and Clark: True crimes and misdemeanors at county

Help for Haiti will be ongoing union campaign

Mercury Marine Saga proves media bilge -- updated Nov. 6

Barrett’s ‘cynical’ decision puts city Dems in bind
Commentary

Milwaukee smear typifies misguided journalism

Luggage will restore dignity to foster children

Walker budget shoves workers around, now supporter does same on TV news

United Way rallies labor as key to its success

Let’s imagine Milwaukee Schools’ politicized future

Rally pulls the plug on myths, sends Congress back to ‘get it done’

Peoples' Puppets join Laborfest Parade

In wake of fire, UFCW urges help for families

Labor in the Pulpits returns in good health

Wells Fargo took US $$$ now refuses to fight for US jobs

Online helps jobless while keeping an eye on CEOs

Sick leave decision heads for appeal, spurs national effort

Labor Rights crucial in workers’ May 1 marches

Health-Hygiene items again flow to homeless shelters

Link up to the need for Employee Free Choice Act

What media missed in 'Miracle on Hudson'

The secret weapon in Obama’s victory

POLITICAL NOTES: Barrett calls in sick on referendum

POLITICAL NOTES: Ryan, desperate to be a Dem?

Hundreds decry Walker job cuts at county

POLITICS: Zeidler, Palin -- one of these socialists is not like the other

Thinking out loud: Why Obama's winning

This Union City fights back on Labor Day

McCain's VP choice insults voters AND families

Have you done all you can? A question from the Labor Council

Sick days campaign encounters journalistic waffling
Commentary

Blunt Moore explains backing of economic act

Pasch wins a close one in Sept. 9 primary

Backstage and upfront with Obama at Laborfest

Dispute with TMJ4 goes to NLRB and the streets

Need facts in political debates? Help is here

Midwest unions expose corporate strategy

Obama to speak at Laborfest in special rally for workers

New website accompanies AFL-CIO endorsement of Obama

Elaine’s shame is also Bush’s

Union files against Journal Communications

Unions push for Pasch in busy Sept. 9 primary

Obama speaks for Janesville even as he wins nomination

Bush pols at DOL cripple unions with oppressive paper

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

Volunteers go to work for Lena Taylor, others

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 2007 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

Union court action saves Christmas for 108 county workers and leads to broad new proposal for new year

Doyle and Dems set to turn country around

Laborfest 2006: Double the Size, Double the Celebration

Blast From Obama's Past