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Eliminating Bush's tax cut giveaway to the rich will address much of the nation's deficit.


One Nation Rally

The AFL-CIO union movement is joining the massive ONE NATION march and rally in Washington, D.C., Oct. 2.

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Retirees

Union members are encouraged to practice life-long unionism—working for social and economic justice even after they leave the workforce and active union membership. Here are resources to help retirees make important decisions and advocate for justice.

Alliance for Retired Americans
The Alliance for Retired Americans and its members are a voice for retirees and older Americans in national, state and local policymaking. It was launched by a national coalition of AFL-CIO affiliated unions and community-based organizations dedicated to economic and social justice.

Elder Care
More and more working families are facing the challenges of caring for elderly loved ones. Find out what help is available.

Social Security & Medicare
Social Security and Medicare are America’s two most important family protection programs—providing old age and disability income and health care protection to tens of millions of people.

Issues & Politics
What kitchen-table issues are important to working families and retirees? How does your member of Congress rate on important issues? Learn this and more in our special section on Issues & Politics.

 
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