Fast forward two centuries: Fairness to workers still matters. Last week's announcement by New Britain and Berlin municipal leaders stating their commitment to "electing me as Connecticut's next Governor" occurred in New Britain. "The Hardware City," as it is known, has a rich history as a manufacturing hub and was once a focal point of the burgeoning organized labor movement in the late 19th century. A place where labor leaders advocated for fair wages and equitable labor conditions for workers in Connecticut and around the country. A place where much of this advocacy still continues.

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