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National Labor News That Connects Us All
This feed features current news from the National AFL-CIO. Some stories may seem distant from our Wyoming reality, but we know better. The struggles of a nurse in Michigan or a steelworker in Pennsylvania aren't foreign battles—they're previews of the challenges and triumphs we may face together. Like generations of Wyoming workers before us, we prepare today for the fights of tomorrow.

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AFL-CIO News Feed
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Hispanic Heritage Month Profiles: Norma Gomez Sanchez
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Service & Solidarity Spotlight: NHLPA Goals & Dreams Celebrates Bob Goodenow’s Legacy Through $50,000 Equipment Contribution, 5-Year Commitment to Clark Park Coalition
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Hispanic Heritage Month Profiles
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Hispanic Heritage Month Profiles: J. Philippe Abraham
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Service & Solidarity Spotlight: Court Blocks Trump Administration’s Job Application Loyalty Question After Unions File Suit
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Hispanic Heritage Month Profiles: Richard Fuentes
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Service & Solidarity Spotlight: New Jersey Workers Take AI Training Into Their Own Hands
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Are You Registered? Confirm Now.
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National Voter Registration Day: In the States Roundup
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Hispanic Heritage Month Profiles: Omar F. Algeciras
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Service & Solidarity Spotlight: Hofstra Faculty Approve New Five-Year Union Contract
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‘Politicians Need to Center Workers and Kitchen Table Issues’: The Working People Weekly List
This news feed updates regularly. Join our email list to receive both national updates and Wyoming-specific labor news that matters to our working families.
Know Your Rights
Immigration resources to help Wyoming workers, families, and employers navigate changing policies
Death on the Job 2025
Wyoming leads the nation in workplace deaths. Read the AFL-CIO's 2025 safety report.
Executive Paywatch
Average CEO raise: $1.24 million. Working family raise: not so much. Check your employer's CEO pay.



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