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TAKE BACK LABOR DAY 2008!!!

On Labor Day, SEIU will sponsor a festival to celebrate workers' achievements and promote a  New Vision for the 21st Century!

-Affordable, quality healthcare for everyone.

-Wages that can support families.

-Freedom to join unions without intimidation.

-Retirement Security

Musical Guests Include: Billy Bragg, Moz Def, Steve Earle, Tom Morello, Lupe Fiasco, Allison Moorer and Others!

In addition to the Labor Day concert, the festival will include a You Tube station, a fully equipped blogger station, a children’s area, and a large audience-participation art.
project.

Complimentary Tickets for SEIU Members are Available Until We Run Out!!!

Call 651-203-0401 to Request Your Tickets or click here

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