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- Health Care Reform March and R...
Leave from the Millennium Hotel, ma...
Thursday, October 15 at 12:00pm - Meet the Candidates Night
Laborers Local 265 Hall
Wednesday, October 7 at 7:30pm - AFL-CIO Labor Day Picnic
Coney Island
Monday, September 7 at 6:00am - Health Care Forums
1st event @ 20th Century Theater, ...
Tuesday, September 1 at 10:30am - AFSCME's Highway to Health Car...
AFSCME Ohio Council 8
Saturday, August 22 at 12:00pm - National Call-In Day for Healt...
In your car, in your bed, in your k...
Tuesday, July 28 at 9:00am - 39th Annual COPE Dinner
Westin Hotel
Friday, June 19 at 6:00am - National Association of Letter...
Cincinnati
Saturday, May 9 at 6:00am
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Cincinnati AFL-CIO Labor Council
Watch the live webcast of the AFL-CIO/Economic Policy Institute "Spotlight on the Jobs Crisis" event from 9 A.M. to 11 A.M. http://www.aflcio.org/issues/jobseconomy
Cincinnati AFL-CIO Labor Council Have you called your Senators yet? National Week of Action!!! SPEAK OUT!!! Please help us tell Congress that health care reform MUST: 1)Include a public health insurance option to break the stranglehold of insurance companies and bring down costs; 2)NOT tax our health plans. 3) Guarantee that employers pay their fair share. CALL CONGRESS TODAY AT 1-877-323-5246
Cincinnati AFL-CIO Labor Council National Week of Action!!! SPEAK OUT!!! Please help us tell Congress that health care reform MUST: 1)Include a public health insurance option to break the stranglehold of insurance companies and bring down costs; 2)NOT tax our health plans. 3) Guarantee that employers pay their fair share- CALL CONGRESS TODAY AT 1-877-323-5246
Cincinnati AFL-CIO Labor Council Happy Election Day! Get Out and VOTE!! Please check out www.cincinnatiaflcio.org for a list of our endorsed candidates and issues!
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Cincinnati AFL-CIO Labor Council PLEASE JOIN US!! Labor Walk- Saturday, Oct. 31st- 9:00am- 1:00pm @ IBEW 212 (5179 Fishwick Drive)
Cincinnati AFL-CIO Labor Council Yes on Issue 3 Rally- Thursday, October 29, 11:30am-12:30pm @ Laborers 265 Hall (3457 Montgomery Road) Food Provided!
Cincinnati AFL-CIO Labor Council Some food for thought while purchasing your Halloween candy
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Cincinnati AFL-CIO Labor Council Saturday Ward Walk- 9am to 1pm @ the Laborers 265 Hall (3457 Montgomery Road) Help Us Get Out The Vote- Training and food provided
Cincinnati AFL-CIO Labor Council Please join us!! March and Rally for Health Care Reform- Leave @ noon from the Millennium Hotel- March to the corner of 5th and Vine!!
Cincinnati AFL-CIO Labor Council Tomorrow is National Call in Day for Health Care Reform. Please join us!!!! Call your senators and representatives to let them know that NOW is the time for Health Care Reform! http://tools.advomatic.com/20/ncid2%20
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Now is the time for health care reform. Enter your address and phone number, and we'll connect you with your senators at no cost. Tell your senators that health care reform must:
Cincinnati AFL-CIO Labor Council Ohio Voting Starts Today!! Go to the County Board of Elections or request an absentee ballot from their website, if you’re in Hamilton County go to http://www.hamilton-co.org/boe/ Please check out our website, www.cincinnatiaflcio.org for a list of our endorsed candidates and issues.
Cincinnati AFL-CIO Labor Council
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/09/07
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President Obama addressed the AFL-CIO picnic today. Below is the full text of his speech as prepared for delivery.
Cincinnati AFL-CIO Labor Council volunteers needed for the Labor Day Picnic!!! email khartford@cincinnatiaflcio.org
Cincinnati AFL-CIO Labor Council Please read and share with friends
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Something bad happened in the past 10 years to young workers in this country: Since 1999, more of them now have lower-paying jobs, if they can get a job at all; health care is a rare luxury and retirement security is something for their parents, not them. ...
