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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.

National Action

PETITION: Solidarity with Starbucks Workers

It’s time to get it done for America’s workers.
AFL-CIO News Feed
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Pride Month Profiles: Alyssa Goodstein
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Service & Solidarity Spotlight: Mid-Continent Public Library Workers Vote to Form Union
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Worker Wins: With A Clear Voice They Achieved Those Goals
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Pride Month Profiles: Miranda Schubert
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Service & Solidarity Spotlight: Staff at Illinois School District Win Powerful First Contract
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Hope Will Never Be Silent: What Working People Are Doing This Week
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Pride Month Profiles: Mariela Duran
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Service & Solidarity Spotlight: Nevada Administrative and Clerical Workers Join AFSCME
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Happy Pride Month! In the States Roundup
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Pride Month Profiles: Eliana Holgate
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Pride Month Profiles
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Service & Solidarity Spotlight: Seattle Hospitalists Vote to Join AFT, Make State History
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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