Southeast Missouri Central Labor Council

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2020 SEMO CLC Scholarships

The Southeast Missouri Central Labor Council has ramped up its Scholarship opportunities!!! Once again, we will be offering several scholarships ~ two (2) $1,000.00 scholarships and two (2)

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The HEROES Act has been sitting on Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell’s desk for months, but now he wants to ram through a Supreme Court nomination. Tell your senators we need COVID-19 relief, not a Supreme Court power grab.

Make Sure the Needs of Working People Are Met During the COVID-19 Pandemic

The labor movement is working nonstop to ensure workers devastated by the COVID-19 pandemic receive the protections and support needed during this challenging time. Get involved and make sure the needs of working people are heard.

Recent News

Control the Virus and Protect Workers—and the American Economy Will Roar Back

Sen. Tammy Duckworth and Richard Trumka on Yesterday, October 27 - 4:40pm

Over the past few months, President Donald Trump’s performance has been both unprecedented and unpresidential.

Elections, RBG and Leaning In at Tradeswomen Build Nations 2020

Engineering News-Record on Monday, October 26 - 9:52am

With just two weeks to go before Nov. 3, the upcoming elections were a key point of focus for the largest U.S. gathering of union tradeswomen convening Oct. 17 for their annual conference.

To Restore Trust, Fight Pandemic, American Government Needs New Leadership

Everett Kelley on Tuesday, October 20 - 12:29pm

Everett Kelly is national president for AFGE.

OSHA Has Failed to Protect Workers From COVID-19, Unions Say

CBS News on Friday, October 9 - 1:07pm

Half a century after Congress passed the Occupational Safety and Health Act, labor advocates say the agency in charge of enforcing the landmark law is failing to protect American workers during the coronavirus pandemic. "We lag behind the rest of the world when it comes to health and safety on the job," AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka said this week in a conference call. "OSHA has been absent."

Read the full article in CBS News.