Leaders pledge unity, action at Labor Day events
Leaders pledge unity, action at Labor Day events
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Leaders at holiday rallies say unions will push organizing efforts, flex political muscle. During Labor Day rallies and marches Monday, hundreds of Southern California workers pledged unity and aggressive action to prevail in upcoming contract negotiations in what many described as one of the toughest labor climates in years. |
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