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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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Worker Wages Remain Stagnant as Wealthy Executives are Rolling in Cash

Congressional Republicans and President Trump continue to push their sole legislative accomplishment, the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017, as a game-changer for average working Americans — but the benefits of that bill appear to be going mostly to the people at the top.

Worker Wages Remain Stagnant as Wealthy Executives are Rolling in Cash