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April 06, 2026

Today in 1905
A sympathy strike by Chicago Teamsters in support of clothing workers leads to daily clashes between strikebreakers and armed police against hundreds and sometimes thousands of striking workers and their supporters. By the time the fight ended after 103 days, 21 people had been killed and 416 injured.
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Weekly Wrap-Up: Jan. 8, 2021
Posted On: Jan 08, 2021

  • COVID-19 news updates for Jan. 7, 2021
  • Workers’ wages rise from coast to coast in 2021
  • $15 minimum wage is making big gains
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  • Union seeks to prioritize vaccination of national meat, poultry workers
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  • Marty Walsh: “As Secretary of Labor, I’ll work just as hard for you as you do for your families and livelihoods. You have my word.”
 
 
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