Union News
Maryland Passes Historic Collective Bargaining Law for University Faculty
ANNAPOLIS, MD
– The Maryland General Assembly passes legislation extending collective bargaining rights to non-tenure track faculty.
Settlement Secures Future of Federal Library Services Amid Legal Battle
As National Library Week nears, a settlement halts efforts to dismantle IMLS, preserving vital public resources.
MCA Chicago workers ratify first union contract, securing better terms
MCA Chicago workers' union contract includes a 12% wage increase, paid parental leave, and improved retirement, marking a significant win for cultural workers.
Rush University RNs Announce Union Election Filing, Press Conference
RNs at Rush in Chicago to announce union election filing on April 9, a significant move for healthcare labor in the city, aiming for better patient care.
AFSCME Members in Wisconsin Demand Accountability from Rep. Van Orden
AFSCME members in La Crosse, WI, urge Rep. Derrick Van Orden to support workers over the wealthy amid rising living costs, impacting families statewide.
UPS Agrees to New Teamsters Settlement on Driver Buyouts and Severance
UPS and Teamsters reached a settlement, capping severance offers while ensuring seniority rights for drivers nationwide.
Twin Cities Habitat Workers Unite for Fair Pay and Stronger Communities
Twin Cities Habitat workers join AFSCME Council 5, uniting over 100 employees to secure fair pay and benefits, strengthening community services and worker voices.
Kansas State Workers Demand Fair Wages Amid Legislative Pay Increases
Kansas state workers get only a 1% raise, failing to match inflation. Meanwhile, legislators receive substantial pay hikes, highlighting skewed priorities.
Judge Halts Trump Administration's Child Care Fund Freeze
A federal judge blocked the Trump administration's attempt to withhold $10 billion in child care funding, a win for AFSCME and families in five states.
New York Transit Museum Workers Form Union with DC 37 for Better Rights
New York Transit Museum employees in Brooklyn unanimously voted to unionize with AFSCME, gaining representation to secure better wages and workplace rights.
