Union News
UAW International and Staff Council Reach Tentative Agreement with Union
The UAW's tentative deal for temp organizers offers better pay, longer terms, and training, boosting labor movement growth and worker empowerment.
Senate Introduces Act to Protect Workers in Business Bankruptcies
The Protecting Employees and Retirees in Business Bankruptcies Act prioritizes workers' claims in bankruptcy cases.
Bipartisan Bill Aims to Revise Corporate Bankruptcy Laws
The Teamsters Union praises Senators Durbin and Hawley for introducing a bill to prioritize workers in bankruptcies.
Baltimore school bus attendant earns award for her dedication and care
Melea Anderson, a school bus attendant in Baltimore, is inspired by the trust students place in her, which drives her dedication and service excellence.
Kaiser Workers Strike: Illegal Surveillance and Legislative Support
Kaiser security's illegal surveillance of strikers in Lancaster escalated tensions, highlighting ongoing disputes over mental health care access barriers.
UDW Launches Family Child Care Educator Apprenticeship Program
UDW launches a DOL-recognized apprenticeship in San Diego, training young adults to become family child care providers, addressing workforce gaps.
Teamsters Take Legal Action Against Costco
The Teamsters have filed charges against Costco for violating labor laws, expelling union reps, and more.
Exploring the Vital Roles of AFSCME Stewards in Union 411 Series
Union 411 highlights AFSCME stewards like Amanda Fallis, who empower workers in New Orleans through unity and advocating for better conditions.
Kaiser Faces Pressure Amid Ongoing Mental Health Workers' Strike
The NASW of California urged Kaiser CEO Greg Adams to accept union proposals, citing ongoing appointment cancellations and state law violations.
AFL-CIO Hails Biden's End to Disability Wage Discrimination
People with disabilities make valuable contributions. Ending subminimum wage addresses injustice and has broad support.
