Workers across the country joined together to demand that Bush’s National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) do its job and protect workers’ rights during the AFL-CIO union movement’s July 10 week of action. More than 1,500 workers in Washington, D.C., protested at the NLRB's door. See photos from the D.C. rally. In recent months, the labor board has systematically taken away workers’ rights and is poised to bar millions more workers from belonging to a union. Find out more here.

During a July 11 rally at the NLRB office in Eugene, Ore., workers and their supporters voice outrage over a possible rollback of workers’ rights.		Three "judges" take part in a kangaroo court in Milwaukee, Wis., on July 13 to protest the NLRB’s refusal to hear oral arguments in cases that could take away millions of workers' freedom to form unions.
On July 10, members of UNAC/UHCP rally at the NLRB’s San Diego office in one of nearly two dozen events around the country.		Workers from area unions rally July 12 at the USW International Union building in Pittsburgh.
Washington State Labor Council President Rick Bender speaks to an estimated 300 nurses and supporters who gathered July 10 at Virginia Mason Medical Center in Seattle to protest an attempt by VMMC to reclassify registered nurses as "supervisors" and silence their voice for quality patient care.		More than 1,500 workers march at the NLRB’s front door in Washington, D.C., as nine union and religious leaders take part in nonviolent civil disobedience. See more photos from the rally in downtown Washington.
More than 300 union members and supporters march outside the NLRB Region 13 office in Chicago on July 13.