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After a long break, Labor News is back! The last few months have been eventful, with big wins and painful setbacks. We’re proud of all we’ve done together this year, and we’re looking forward to building on our collective successes in the new year. To subscribe to Labor News and…

Working people in the Texas Gulf Coast celebrated historic victories in elections in Harris County, Fort Bend County, and Brazoria County, with victories powered by a historic labor Get Out The Vote effort. In Harris County, County Judge Lina Hidalgo won with a 15,000 vote margin, along with Commissioner Adrian…

The 92 unions of the Texas Gulf Coast Area Labor Federation, AFL-CIO today reaffirmed their support for Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo. We’re incredibly disappointed in the Houston Chronicle Editorial Board’s confused rationale supporting their decision to back an extremist candidate for Harris County Judge. Not only has Lina Hidalgo…

The Texas Gulf Coast Area Labor Federation Weekly Report comes out (nearly) every Thursday with news and updates relevant to the Gulf Coast labor movement. To subscribe, click here.

The Texas Gulf Coast Area Labor Federation Weekly Report comes out (nearly) every Thursday with news and updates relevant to the Gulf Coast labor movement. To subscribe, click here.

The unions of the Texas Gulf Coast Area Labor Federation today lauded Harris County Commissioners Court for passing a historic resolution calling for Starbucks management to not interfere in the drive by Houston workers to organize a union. Texas Gulf Coast Area Labor Federation Executive Director Hany Khalil said, “Every…

“We are incredibly disappointed by Commissioner Jack Cagle and Tom Ramsey’s callous decision to block a vote on the Harris County budget by refusing to attend today’s meeting. …

The Texas Gulf Coast Area Labor Federation Weekly Report comes out (nearly) every Thursday with news and updates relevant to the Gulf Coast labor movement. To subscribe, click here.