America@work, the official publication of the AFL-CIO, is designed to inspire and support front-line union leaders and activists with tips, tools and news you can use in the fight to build a strong voice for America's working families.

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In the January issue of America@work:
Reinforcing Rights Iron Workers' win at J.D. Steel reaches Latino workers with key protections and could strengthen rights for 10,000 construction workers       Moving Forward As we build on the tremendous grassroots network of committed activists who came together in the 2004 political campaign, we will channel that energy and solidarity to fight for working families and strengthen the union movement. In coming months, look for major actions on: > Good Jobs Walmarting of America Corporate Greed Trade > Health Care > Social Security > Workers’ Rights > Voice@Work > Political Action     Degrees of Success Unique among the nation's higher education institutions, the National Labor College offers union members the chance to build on their skills and apply their new knowledge to building a stronger union movement	Currents   Workers Energized by Win with IBEW   Hotel Workers Fight for Fairness   Activists Set to Honor King’s Legacy Homepage   Job Tracker: Working families now have a first-of-its-kind tool to determine which companies in their communities are exporting jobs with a new online interactive database service by WORKING AMERICA, a community affiliate of the AFL-CIO   Books: The Impossible Will Take a Little While Unfair Advantage: Workers' Freedom of Association in the United States Under International Human Rights Standards Putting the World Together   Video: “Thirst”   Websightings: Get scholarship information, find out how to shop union made and more   Music: “Power of Song”   From America@work, January 2005.