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CWA's Morton Bahr Was a Labor Icon

On Tuesday night, Communications Workers of America (CWA) President Emeritus Morton Bahr passed away. Bahr was an iconic leader in the American labor movement whose innovation and dedication will be felt for many years to come.
Drivers Win Dignity by Forming Union, Striking for Fairness

Right in the heart of tourist season on Martha’s Vineyard, Massachusetts, visitors and residents alike now will be driven around the island by union bus drivers who just won their first contract.
Hotel Trades and Airbnb Square Off in Jersey City Over Ordinance Regulating Short-Term Rentals

On June 26, the Hotel Trades Council celebrated the passage of a Jersey City ordinance that places regulations on Airbnb rentals. The ordinance safeguards the wages, benefits and jobs of hundreds of hotel workers in the Jersey City region. Moreover, it protects affordable housing and quality of life for tens of thousands of city residents.
Oregon AFL-CIO Cements Deal to Make Portland Baseball Stadium Union-Friendly

The Oregon AFL-CIO and allies negotiated a historical deal with the Portland Diamond Project that will mean a stadium being built in order to attract Major League Baseball to the city will be union-friendly. In signing the labor harmony agreement, the Portland Diamond Project has voluntarily agreed to allow workers at the stadium to organize and form unions.
Get to Know AFL-CIO's Affiliates: International Federation of Professional and Technical Engineers

Next up in our series that takes a deeper look at each of our affiliates is the International Federation of Professional and Technical Engineers.