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March 09, 2026

Today in 1974
Work begins on the $8 billion, 800-mile-long Alaska Oil pipeline connecting oil fields in northern Alaska to the sea port at Valdez. Tens of thousands of people worked on the pipeline, enduring long hours, cold temperatures and brutal conditions. At least 32 died on the job.

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Labor News Wrap-Up: 01/07/2022
Posted On: Jan 07, 2022

  Minimum wage gains shows power of workers
  • Last year’s longest strike just ended in victory
  • The women leading today’s historic labor movement
  • Democratic National Committee staff unionizes
  • NLRB recovers 6,000 jobs for illegally fired workers
  • Nurses union to feds: put people before profits in COVID fight
  • Teamsters rail union division joins largest U.S. transportation coalition
  • Dollar General illegally silences staff online, Teamsters say
  • The ‘Great Resignation’ can lead to great empowerment for all workers
  • The New York Times accused of interfering with union activism
  • Widespread discontent drove Labor’s advancement in the private sector in 2021


 
 
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