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The Maricopa Area Labor Federation is a voluntary federation of labor unions in Maricopa County, Arizona, representing affiliates with over 105,000 members. About us. Join the Maricopa Area Labor Federation E-Activist Network for the latest news, events and online actions. It’s not much of a shock that lies are popping up in the Republican presidential nomination race. But in Michigan, Mitt Romney is telling one whopper of lie about the UAW, the auto bailout that saved two of the nation’s Big 3 car manufacturers and President Obama. In a nutshell, Romney says Obama should have let Chrysler and GM go bankrupt—that should win him a lot of votes in Michigan today—and Obama instead “gave the companies to the UAW.” Read more >>> Learn about investing, good vs. bad debt and much more. ![]() The fight to "Save America's Postal Service" is far from over and we must keep up the momentum. It is time to take our message back to the American people and show Congress that the public stands with us on saving Saturday delivery. Six-day delivery is crucial to the health of the USPS. Read more >>>
The AFL-CIO National Boycott List
The Union Label & Service Trades Department maintains and publishes the "Don't Buy" list of companies being boycotted and the products and services involved. Click Here for the Boycott List. DAY OF ACTION! #OccupyPhoenix What: #OccupyTucson What: "Jobs, not Cuts" Rally Labor Federation Endorsed Candidates Head into November Runoff
Gosar-A-No-No
Gongressman Paul Gosar's voting record has left seniors and workers just saying NO!
Arizona's Worst Politicians
The Maricopa Area Labor Federation has passed a resolution supporting Teamster members who are on strike at Redburn Tire Company. Read more >>> ![]() The Maricopa Area Labor Federation invites union members and their families to UNITE for Labor Day 2011 on the island. (From our friends at IBEW local 429) Dear Brothers and Sisters, Today, the Maricopa Area Labor Federation announced its endorsements for upcoming Fall 2011 municipal elections. The 105,000-member strong local AFL-CIO coalition endorsed Greg Stanton, candidate for Mayor of Phoenix, as well as several city council candidates and incumbents in the cities of Phoenix and Surprise. |
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