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The Valley Labor Report - WVNN 92.5 FM Huntsville, Decatur & Athens

The Valley Labor Report is a weekly news talk show covering local, state, and national news with an emphasis on the former two for the North Alabama area. Jacob and David hope to educate the audience about the power they can have with their fellow workers through cooperation, organizing, and solidarity. The show airs live every from 9:30am to 11:00am on 92.5 FM WVNN in the Huntsville/Decatur/Athens listening area. You can listen live online on wvnn.com and the video broadcast is streamed on YouTube, Facebook, Twitter and the web.

Broken Promises, a Botched Response and a Better Way Forward

Working families deserve a leader who will focus on “we, the people,” not just on the person they see in the mirror. Only Vice President Joe Biden can be that president. I’ve known Joe for 40 years. He loves his family, loves working people and loves our country. His “Made in America” plan will revitalize America's manufacturing in a way Trump never could. Biden doesn’t only have the best plan to beat the virus and help workers recover financially—he is the only candidate for president with a plan at all. And with a Biden administration, we’ll finally pass the PRO Act, allowing workers to join a union freely and fairly.

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The Valley Labor Report ( Radio - Podcast - Video )

The Valley Labor Report is a weekly radio program airing 9:30am to 11:00am Saturdays on 92.5 WVNN from Athens Alabama. We will be covering local, state, and national news (with an emphasis on the former two) as well as trying to dig deep into important issues from a left/labor perspective. Our goal is, chiefly, to educate the audience about the power that workers can have through organizing and solidarity.

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California Adopts Emergency Workplace Safety Rules for COVID-19

California has become the fourth and largest state to adopt emergency workplace protections for COVID-19. Nearly 20 million workers in California will be protected by the new mandate, which includes requirements for face masks, physical distancing and reporting of outbreaks in the workplace. Rebecca Reindel, director of occupational safety and health at the AFL-CIO, said the federal government should follow the lead of states like California. “The virus doesn’t know boundaries,” she said.

Organized Labor Helped Boost Biden In Critical Battlegrounds

Trece Andrews spent the last three months phone-banking and sometimes canvassing for Joe Biden in Michigan. The nursing home worker focused her efforts on Detroit residents and fellow members of the Service Employees International Union, telling them a Biden administration would protect their health care and do more to raise their wages.

AFL-CIO Head Richard Trumka Says Union Support for Biden Was Strong

Democrat Joe Biden gained more of the vote from members of the AFL-CIO than Hillary Clinton did four years ago, its president said, crediting laborers for the party’s wins in key states.

"Simply put, we got out the vote," AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka told reporters Thursday. "In Wisconsin, in Michigan, in Pennsylvania, Joe Biden's firewall was union made. And the labor movement is expanding the map--look at Arizona, look at Georgia."

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