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Protect Workers’ Retirements from Wall Street’s Crypto Gambling

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Statement on the Passing of Vonda McDaniel, President of the Central Labor Council of Nashville and Middle Tennessee

02 Jul, 2026 Read More >

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AFL-CIO Observes International Human Rights Day

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Defend the Vote! Webinar Friday, 10/30

Do you have a plan to vote? Do you have a plan after that?

28, Oct, 2020

Our Endorsed Candidates for the November General Election

The upcoming election may be one of the most important in our lifetimes. Can we count on you to join us in casting your vote for our endorsed, pro-labor candidates? These candidates have a proven history of fighting for workers' rights and and the right to organize in our workplaces.

28, Oct, 2020

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

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

27, Oct, 2020

Elections, RBG and Leaning In at Tradeswomen Build Nations 2020

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.

26, Oct, 2020

Workers Make Our Voices Heard At Nashville Presidential Debate

Today, all eyes are on Nashville for the final Presidential debate. Join us as we march to Belmont University to make workers' voices heard!

22, Oct, 2020

Application for November 2020 Music City Construction Careers Class Now Available

We are excited to announce that we are now accepting application for our November 2020 class! Applications are available online or on paper by request to sam@nashvilleclc.org. Applications will be accepted until October 31.

22, Oct, 2020