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Good Jobs and a Fair Economy

We can raise wages for North Carolina working people and families

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Campaign to improve public transit in Greensboro, NC

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Add your name: Expand Medicaid in North Carolina

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Victory in North Carolina: Paid Maternity Leave

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Good Jobs and a Fair Economy

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Working America Members Fighting for Medicaid Expansion in NC

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Working America Initiates Face-to-Face Conversations with Working-Class Voters in Ten States

Reporters invited to join analytics-informed canvassing operation

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Campaign to improve public transit in Greensboro, NC

Working America members meeting with City Council to work to make public transit reliable for everyone in Greensboro.

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Greensboro, NC Residents to City Council: Improve Our Buses

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Family wages coalition cheers Winston-Salem City Council vote to raise wage for city workers

WINSTON-SALEM, NC: Workers and advocates celebrated today as Winston-Salem City Council members voted unanimously to approve a minimum wage of $15 an hour or more for city workers by 2021. The move shows growing momentum in North Carolina, following similar victories in Greensboro, Raleigh, Durham and Wake County.

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In Winston-Salem, city workers echo MLK's call for justice

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Work requirement would be a setback

Working America member Lynette Staplefoote shares her opinions on North Carolina's work requirement for Medicaid benefits in the Greensboro News & Record.

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Working Families Urge Sen. Burr to Protect Healthcare Law

Coalition of working people and community advocates deliver local letters opposing cuts to healthcare, social safety net programs

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Why We’re Fighting For Fairness In The Tarheel State

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City of Greensboro Employees Begin Taking Advantage of Parental Leave Policy

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111 Lamon Street, Suite 127

Fayetteville , NC 28301

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