Some 285 Cablevision employees in Brooklyn are voting next week on whether to join CWA, despite  efforts by a corporate union-buster to stop them from forming a union.

Over the past year, GOP-controlled state houses have been passing Voter ID laws, making it harder for many people, including America‘s seniors, to vote. Alliance for Retired Americans President Barbara Easterling says this is an outrage: “Our generation, like those who came before us, fought and died for the right to vote. We must never let politicians take this away.”

Cablevision Workers Stay Strong in Tough Battle to Form Union

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Citizens United Further Tilted Playing Field to 1%

Gov. Daniels: Against ‘Right to Work’ Before He Was for It

Growing Inquality = A Less Healthy Nation

Union Plus Scholarship Deadline: Jan. 31

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