From stocking-stuffer Hershey's Kisses to a Kitchen Aid mixer or a Costco gift card, the Teamsters suggests ten ways to solve your last-minute holiday gift dilemmas -- and support American union workers at the same time. 

CWA President Larry Cohen writes in the Huffington Post that the, "misleadingly-named "right to work" laws -- orchestrated by the Koch Brothers and Amway heir Dick DeVos in Michigan and moneyed extremists in other states -- are really intended to strengthen the top tenth of the 1 percent, the very wealthiest in our country, who don't want working people to have any voice in their workplaces." Art: Mike Konopacki cartoon.

If there were fact checkers for corporate advertising, this would get four Pinocchios, the AFL-CIO's Mike Hall writes. "Unionmade clothes aren’t. Unionmade is the San Francisco clothing company where those with way too much money and far too little common sense can spend $565 for a pair of 'vintage' Levi Jeans or a $258 'work shirt.'"

CWA is calling on members to support the effort by Wal-Mart workers to stand up to their employer on the busiest shopping day of the year, the Friday after Thanksgiving. From the CAN Action Network site, where you can search for local events: "It is not an easy decision, but without an end to the retaliation, Walmart workers across the country will be walking off the job in protest, and we hope you will join us in creative, non-violent action in solidarity with our strike.  We ask that supporters take action that spreads the word about our strikes and demonstrates to Walmart a wave of support for workers who are speaking out."