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Union workers represent about one third of Toledo's population.  NBC24 is the only station making an extra effort to reach out to this population.

For weekly updates on the AFL-CIO, UAW, UFCW, etc. watch the Labor Report every Wednesday on NBC24.
 

Representation for Union Nurses   

NBC 24 has learned that ProMedica Home Care nurses will hold an election to determine if they want union representation from the Ohio Nurses Association.

Transmission production consolidated at Toledo Powertrain   

Things may be turning around for the Toledo plant and its workers as it was picked to be the sole location to produce the 6-speed rear-wheel drive transmission. After a month and a half hiatus, third shift will return to work on July 20th. 

UAW members at Toledo Powertrain approve new deal   

Workers at Toledo GM Powertrain have overwhelmingly approved a deal designed to reduce General Motor's labor costs.

Labor Report - Options for out of work union members   

With unemployment at record levels, more and more union members are finding themselves out of work.  But not having a job doesn't mean members are out of options.

Finding a summer job   

The Source is holding a job fair for teens who want to find a job this summer

Feet on the Street   

It’s a plan to make Toledo a safer place to live.  A new non-profit wants to bring back the city’s police and fire classes.  It’s a story you’ll see first on NBC 24.

Dozens of city workers to be laid off   

Toledo Mayor Carty Finkbeiner says that in order to erase a $3 million budget deficit, 45 city workers will have to be let go.

Fired union supporters allowed back to work   

Seven people who were fired six years ago while trying to unionize the Consolidated Biscuit Company's plant were allowed back on the job Wednesday.

More resources for the unemployed   

If you’re out of work, you’re not alone.  That’s why the Lucas County Workforce Development Agency is reaching out to the unemployed.  The resources being offered could help you stand out during the job hunt.

Will election bring local labor improvements?   

UAW Local 14 President Ray Wood believes Toledo's auto industry has reason to celebrate.

AFSCME Local 7 plans to fight mayor's decision   

Toledo Mayor Carty Finkbeiner’s proposed three day government shutdown isn’t sitting well with some union officials.  The union representing 850-city workers plans to fight the plan if necessary.

Labor Report-Local 92 on the campaign trail   

One local union is using this pivotal election season to make sure the candidates know what they want.

Chrysler’s electric cars   

Chrysler plans to have electric cars on American roads by 2010.  The news could mean big things to come for Toledo’s Jeep workers.

Labor Report: Birmingham Development Project   

We first visited the Birmingham Development Project a few months back when demolition on the interior was underway.

Saving the planet and union jobs   

Some union workers are going green to save the planet and secure their own futures.

Problems continue for auto industry   

Problems for the auto industry continue to speed out of control.

Juvenile court employees to unionize?   

Juvenile Court Judge Denise Cubbon is responding today to calls for her to allow juvenile court employees to unionize.

Blue-Green Alliance   

This month, union workers across the country are finding out how going green can brighten their futures.  It's all part of an effort to combine clean, renewable energy into green manufacturing.

Toledo Molding and Die   

Despite a lag in larger car sales, a Toledo manufacturing plant credits its success to good equipment and even better employees.  Toledo Molding and Die is a leader in creating value for its customers.

GM's future in Toledo following cuts   

Toledo’s GM Powertrain Plant has seen a gradual decrease in production over the past 12 to 18 months.  But this operation continues to reinvent itself, and despite struggling automotive sales workers are ready for the future.

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