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Georgia Businesses Say, 'America Wants to Work'

Georgia Businesses Say, 'America Wants to Work'

An IHOP in Atlanta is sporting an "America Wants to Work" sign in its window. So is the auto-parts store and the bakery. Nearby, a cafe and Chinese eatery display the sign in their windows as well.

Through the efforts of Jimmy Hyde, who runs the UAW Global Institute, institute interns contacted area business owners who agreed to join in the nationwide union movement's campaign to Bring Jobs Home and put America's workers to work.

The union-community partnership is just one more example of how our shared values can work together to bring back the American Dream.  

Watch the slide show from the Georgia State AFL-CIO below or here

 
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