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Joe: Did she say the EmployER Free Choice Act? Let's take a look
Phillip Wilson: Jack, you can call me anything you want, but you should stop
Joe: Hi Jack: I think Phil gave up on you. Probably that "L" word
jack: you are lying......phil.....and you dont tell the complete s
Phillip Wilson: Jack, Jack, Jack. I'm going to refrain from calling you a li
jack: Tell the truth.....the EFCA bill WILL NOT take away the righ
Tom Mulholland: This is great news for organized labor.

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— R. Pfeifer

Had an opportunity to meet and listen to Phil in this week's CUE Conf. His presentation was an absolute home run - which is very appropriate for the host city - home of the Louisville Slugger. This information clearly focuses on "preventive medicine" which should eliminate or greatly minimize the risk of any serious "illness" - Left of The Boom is a great way to show importance of being pro active and what happens when we wait to react. Great job !
— S. Bloom

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Labor College going broke?

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Unions aren’t the only ones with money problems. Labor colleges who educate union organizers and officers are strapped as well. Washington State’s Labor Education and Research Center located at the Evergreen State College is currently having huge budget problems, and are desperately appealing for help. While we aren’t suggesting you make a contribution, you might find some of their coursework (like their Union POWER series) of interest. Check them out here.