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2024 Labor Fest

Join Tarrant County AFL-CIO for Labor Fest. A day to celebrate Labor Day, our National Holiday celebrating working people. The event will have LIVE music, food trucks, a beer garden, and a kid-friendly zone complete with face painting, jump houses, and treats. 

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Women Labor Leaders Meet with Harris

An important meeting was held Thursday at the White House as the first female vice president, Kamala Harris, gathered with women labor leaders. The vice president called together the small group to discuss tackling the pandemic, creating an equitable recovery and getting women back to work.

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The Pandemic Accelerated Job Automation and Black and Latino Workers Are Most Likely To Be Replaced

"When technology comes into a union worksite, we're able to negotiate to get a fair share of the increased productivity and make sure it's healthy and safe — it's called bargaining acquiescence. We bargain to get a fair share for workers.

The Pandemic Accelerated Job Automation and Black and Latino Workers Are Most Likely To Be Replaced

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