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The labor movement is not something that is taught in school. Unfortunately, for many, joining a union is not an option. As an APWU-represented employee, you get to join a strong union that has existed since 1971. To learn more about the history of the APWU, click here. To learn more about the history of the labor movement, click here. You will learn that the labor movement is responsible for the following:
Gender Equality; Immigrant Rights; Workplace Safety; Civil Rights; Workplace rights; Retirement; Shared Prosperity; and Labor Law. All equally important, unfortunately, the struggle still continues.
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