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Election 2004 Web Archive Collection

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Archived: 11/19/2004 at 23:28:06

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 • City of Los Angeles, consumers, get set for sweat-free holidays.
 • Take action to save overtime pay—and other news in this week's Work in Progress.
 • Mail workers honored with online exhibit.
 • AFL-CIO President Sweeney: A letter to America’s working families.
 • Survey: Union members backed Kerry.
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Labor 2004  

Slide show: Union members mobilized massive numbers of voters.

 
Wal-Mart Costs You

Find out how consumers pay the price at Wal-Mart.

 
Employee Free Choice Act

Find out how employers seek to prevent workers
from getting a voice at work.

 
 
  Make your voice heard in the action center.
 • Tell Congress to restore overtime pay.
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  President Bush's record on working family issues.
 
 • Tried to restrict ballot counting in Michigan.
   

 

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