Union News
GM's $4 Billion Reinvestment Boosts Union Jobs in Tennessee's Spring Hill
GM's $4B U.S. plant reinvestment, including Spring Hill, TN, marks a shift towards union jobs in the South, boosted by UAW's advocacy for worker rights.
OAPSE Members Support Akron Students with Meal Distribution Efforts
OAPSE members distributed meal bags to Akron students, addressing high local poverty amid national SNAP cuts threatening increased hunger.
GM to Invest $4 Billion in U.S. Plants, Boosting Union Jobs and Wages
GM's $4B U.S. investment marks a shift back to domestic production, revives union jobs, and challenges decades-long offshoring trends with significant policy implications.
UC Nurses Rally for Better Staffing, Patient Care, and Contract Terms
On June 10, 25,000 UC nurses will rally for better staffing and patient care, challenging UC's profit-driven model to uphold its public mission.
Albertsons Drivers Secure Contract with Wage, Pension, and Job Gains
The Facts - Albertsons drivers ratified a four-year contract with major benefits. The contract prevents autonomous trucks without Teamsters operators. This victory strengthens job security and union power nationwide. Significant Wins for Albertsons Drivers in New Contract In a notable development for labor rights, over 90 Albertsons drivers in Dallas have secured a favorable four-year […]
New Mexico Faces Concerns Over Federal Food Assistance Cuts
New Mexico faces increased hunger as federal food assistance cuts loom, impacting SNAP recipients and prompting widespread concern among officials.
Teamsters Strike Expands from Chicago to L.A. and Minnesota
Over 100 Chicago workers are on strike at Mauser Packaging Solutions, demanding better wages, benefits, and conditions.
AFA-CWA demands release of David Huerta from ICE custody immediately
AFA-CWA demands the release of David Huerta from ICE custody, condemning his arrest as a threat to workers' rights.
Haverstraw library workers join CSEA for stronger collective voice
Library workers in Haverstraw, NY, joined CSEA/AFSCME 1000 to gain a stronger voice after their library director introduced a new manual without staff input.
Nurses Union Condemns ICE Actions, Demands Huerta's Release
David Huerta, SEIU CA President, was detained by ICE in LA while documenting raids, sparking union outrage and highlighting threats to First Amendment rights.
