If you could ask AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka one question, what would it be?
Now's your chance.
On the one-year anniversary of their election, the AFL-CIO's top leadership team, Trumka, Secretary-Treasurer Liz Shuler and Executive Vice President Arlene Holt Baker, will respond to your questions in a live Web chat on Thursday, Sept. 16, at 4 p.m. EDT at www.aflcio.org.
Submit your question now, in text form or by video, to www.aflcio.org/askofficers. Read and recommend other questions, get your friends to recommend yours and encourage them to submit questions, too.
America's workers have a lot at stake in the 2010 elections: The entire House of Representatives and 37 Senate seats are up for election--and along with the hundreds of state and local races, the outcomes will determine how well all of us can shape a working families' agenda. Stop by the AFL-CIO Labor 2010 website and:
Social Security is strong for the long term and is not contributing to the deficit. As part of the coalition, Strengthen Social Security…Don’t Cut It, the AFL-CIO is opposing any plans for benefit cuts and pressing candidates to pledge to fight moves raising the retirement age.
