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The new faces of unions are immigrants working at construction sites, hospital nurses, parking lot attendants, mechanics and casino dealers ? all groups who are unlikely to lose their jobs to overseas workers.
"What's left anymore?" said Al Mixon, president of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters Local 507 in Cleveland, which just finalized a contract with American Red Cross employees in northern Ohio. "We're all forced to look into new areas."
The new faces of unions are immigrants working at construction sites, hospital nurses, parking lot attendants, mechanics and casino dealers ? all groups who are unlikely to lose their jobs to overseas workers.
"What's left anymore?" said Al Mixon, president of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters Local 507 in Cleveland, which just finalized a contract with American Red Cross employees in northern Ohio. "We're all forced to look into new areas."