• By: Steve Tisza
• May 5, 2005

Today, Acting Governor Richard J. Codey of New Jersey signed Senate Bill 494 to protect New Jersey jobs from being outsourced to foreign countries. The new law is the most far reac...

• By: Steve Tisza
• May 4, 2005

"Three Americans died in Colorado last week, victims of our government's failure to protect its employers' -Citizens - jobs and access to healthcare." Download complete story in PD...

• By: Steve Tisza
• May 3, 2005

For those who believe that America needs to change course, Tom Hayden's open letter to Howard Dean appealing to him not to take the anti-war majority of the Democratic Party for gr...

• By: Steve Tisza
• May 3, 2005

Hispanic workers accounted for more than 1 million of the 2.5 million new jobs created by the U.S. economy in 2004. Download Press Release and copy of the new PEW Hispanic Center a...

• By: Steve Tisza
• May 3, 2005

Download this letter from AFL-CIO President John J. Sweeney, in PDF format. It clearly lays out the impact of President Bush's plan for Social Security on America's working familie...

• By: Steve Tisza
• May 3, 2005

This survey is intended to help the Alliance understand your level of interest in the Article 43 Certification Process. Please answer the questions to the best of your ability. ...

• By: Steve Tisza
• May 3, 2005

"Like some other manufacturers, Mr. Sweatman, (President of Southern Manufacturing Technologies Inc. in Tampa, Florida), says he would favor relaxing immigration laws for certain n...

• By: Steve Tisza
• May 2, 2005

"They commiserated about their battles. They sang about solidarity. They prayed and then, with heads bowed, labor activists in Chicago showed their respects on May Day, not just to...

• By: Steve Tisza
• May 2, 2005

"..Bush must have some other reason for continuing to push his ill-conceived proposal for amnesty for illegal aliens and for turning a blind eye to the dangers of open borders. He ...

• By: Steve Tisza
• May 1, 2005

"May Day, the political version, is an American holiday, one celebrated for the last century everywhere in the world, except America, and one whose origins are well worth rememberi...