Not All Union Bosses Support Obama’s Job-Killing War On Coal
By: LaborUnionReport (Diary) | August 20th at 04:15 PM |
It’s no secret that Barack Obama has declared war on the coal industry and the jobs it maintains. He declared war back in 2008. However, back then, very few were actually listening. Then, back in April, Cecil Roberts, the President of the United Mine Workers of America, had a stunning revelation: Barack Obama would like to do to coal miners’ jobs what the President had | Read More »
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Fallout On Obama’s Killing Of Keystone Jobs Continues As “Repulsed” Laborers’ Union Quits Alliance
By: LaborUnionReport (Diary) | January 21st at 05:00 PM |
The fallout over Barack Obama’s decision to kill 20,000 (mostly) union jobs on the proposed Keystone XL pipeline project continues as the Laborers International Union of North America left the BlueGreen Alliance Friday afternoon. Founded in 2006, the BlueGreen Alliance is a political pairing of left-wing unions and environmental groups whose mission (so to speak) is to ensure that America’s conversion to a green economy | Read More »
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Obama Kills 20,000 Keystone XL Jobs, Laborers’ Union Vows Not To Forget
By: LaborUnionReport (Diary) | January 18th at 08:30 PM |
After months of playing political ping-pong with 20,000 potential (mostly union) jobs, the Obama administration decided on Wednesday to kill the controversial Keystone XL pipeline, which would have carried crude oil from Canada to Gulf Coast refineries. According to a State Department release [emphasis added]: Today, the Department of State recommended to President Obama that the presidential permit for the proposed Keystone XL Pipeline be | Read More »