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Twenty-Month Stoppage Yields Workers Hardship but Little Benefit

In summer 2011, the Bakery, Confectionery, Tobacco Workers and Grain Millers (BCTGM) union — the same union whose strike killed…

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Ex-Union Members Know Why Unions Are Declining

According to the federal government’s Bureau of Labor Statistics, the proportion of private-sector employees in unions has tumbled to a…

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Baker’s Union Burns Hostess, Teamsters, And Members

The Hostess Baker’s Union is back and ready to be more destructive than ever. And as details emerge from what…

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Lockout Sours for Union Members at Sugar Plants

For the fourth time, American Crystal Sugar union members rejected the contract proposed by the company. That means the 16-month lockout will…

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The White Knight Comes for the Snacks, Not for the Union

Twinkie the Kid was known for saving Twinkies from evil-doers in his classic commercials. Unfortunately, the Kid was no match for destructive…

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Trumka’s Ho-Hos Attack is Ho-Hum

Unlike Twinkies, which have been rumored to last forever — and now might not last another week thanks to a union strike — labor’s…

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Hostess to Liquidate Due to Baker’s Union Strike

Hostess Brands, Inc., the makers of Twinkies and Wonder Bread, announced this morning that after a one-week strike by the baker’s union, the company…

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Union’s Strike of Bankrupt Company Half-Baked

Unions like to portray themselves as the ones who fight back and balance out the equation between employees and management….

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