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Philly Labor (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA)
• "Labor Blog: Movements begin with the telling of untold stories."
Union Labor Directory: The Official Directory of Labor Unions and Prevailing Wage Guide
• "Organized labor, like many other organizations, was created out of a need for working people whereby, all crafts could meet and be represented as a whole, with the objectives of concentrating and exercising their efforts for their mutual benefit with the knowledge of 'an injury to one is an injury to all'."
America's Union Community
• "...for members, families, friends, and leading business services..."
Pioneer Valley Union News (PVUN)
• "Unions are all about workers joining together to improve their jobs. The U.S. Government gives workers the right to form or join a labor union of their choosing in order to improve their working conditions. Each year, hundreds of thousands of workers successfully organize a union where they work...."
• "Ethical employers should not have to face competitors who violate laws and basic decency. This site seeks to have all work honor justice and respect the laborer and employer."
• "Find contact information for all Labor Union Headquarters, and browse for Local Unions (alphabetically by city) using the links located at the bottom of every page. Also, stay informed with important local union news...."
• "...from the trade union health and safety magazine Hazards magazine and the International Trade Union Confederation (ITUC), addresses the real life health and safety issues that must be an integral part of discussions on the development of a green economy."
• "...website system and communication tool built specifically for union organizations! Maintain all the content for your union website, make changes as frequently as you need, no HTML/Web Design knowledge or programs needed."
• "This is an informal blog by TUC staff about policy issues that are in the news, or ought to be...."
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