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Watch Robert Reich’s two-minute video, “The Big Picture: The Medicare Solution.”

As part of our annual Martin Luther King Day Campaign, Labor United for Universal Healthcare developed the 2014 Martin Luther King (MLK) flyer (bilingual).

What number of the working poor have employer-provided health care? How do these workers access healthcare?

On December 9, Senator Bernie Sanders (I., VT) introduced legislation in the U.S. Senate to provide healthcare to everyone in America through a single-payer, Medicare-for-All system.

General Colin Powell, former Secretary of State and long time Republican, calls for a universal health care solution.

Walmart is America’s largest low-wage private-sector employer and as such, significant numbers of their employees are forced to seek government assistance to feed their families or obtain healthcare.

On Friday, September 27, Labor United for Universal Healthcare Chair Lenny Potash joined with dozens of single payer organizations and advocates in Oakland to explore the next steps to achieve single payer healthcare in California.

Delegates from AFL-CIO member unions voted to approve two resolutions regarding expanding Medicare and improving the ACA.

Deborah Burger, RN, co-president of the California Nurses Association and a leader in the healthcare justice movement, is lifting the banner of sustainable, secure, and just healthcare healthcare.

Dale isn’t about to drive cross-country with his wife, Lana — herself in chronic pain due to multiple sclerosis — because he craves money to live high on the hog. He’s doing it to pay for medical patches and pouches so he can change his colostomy bag more frequently than insurance will allow.