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The Keystone campaign was a great success, but environmental advocates must still convince the public that they care about jobs.
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Apple's Foreign Suppliers Demonstrate Widespread Scamming and Horrific Abuse of Employees
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Suicide Threats and Strike Attempts at Apple Manufacturer: China's Workers Fighting for Rights at Work
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Struggle for Immigrants’ Rights Highlights Split Within Organized Labor
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Super Bowl-Level Stakes for Indiana Labor in Battle Over Union Rights
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Not Sexy: Victoria’s Secret 'Fair-Trade' Cotton Harvested by Child Slaves
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Good News for Low-Paid Home Health Care Workers: Minimum Wage and Overtime Pay On the Way
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Child Labor, Torture and Rape: Attempts to Regulate the Brutal Diamond Industry Failing
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How Goldman Sachs and Other Companies Exploit Port Truck Drivers — Occupy Protesters Plan to Shut Down West Coast Ports in Protest
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The 99 Percent Takes Office: How an Immigrant Housekeeper Got Elected to the Providence City Council
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Around the World, Medical Workers Join Protests on the Side of the 99%
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