Union News
Region 1 Hosts Empowering UAW Education Training for Union Leaders
The November 12–14 union training, led by Nadja Roivas, Roc Ciers, and Nayeesha Conway, boosted UAW education, focusing on empowerment and solidarity.
Nurses and Congress Rally for ACA Subsidies and Medicare for All
On Dec. 3, union nurses, Congress members, and allies rally in D.C. for ACA subsidies and Medicare for All, highlighting U.S. healthcare system challenges.
UAW endorses Dr. Amy Acton for Ohio Governor, backing working class
The UAW backs Dr. Amy Acton for Ohio Governor, emphasizing her stance against corporate greed and her commitment to blue-collar communities and unions.
Detroit Institute of Arts Workers Unite to Form AFSCME Union
Detroit Institute of Arts staff unite under AFSCME for fair treatment, aiming to enshrine equity and respect in a collective bargaining agreement.
Unemployment Insurance: Past Failures and Current Challenges
Project 2025's measures against UI fraud risk harming benefit delivery and require states to share sensitive data, prompting AFSCME's strong opposition.
Columbus AFSCME Fights Back Against Billionaire-Driven Health Cuts
AFSCME members in Columbus rally against billionaire-driven budget cuts, fighting to maintain public health jobs and services amid federal funding slashes.
Providence Saint John’s Nurses to Hold Picket Over Safety Concerns
Nurses at Providence Saint John’s Health Center will picket on Dec. 2 over management's neglect, risking patient safety and causing high RN turnover.
AFSCME Urges Congress to Extend ACA Tax Credits as Shutdown Ends
AFSCME President Saunders urges Congress to extend ACA tax credits as the government reopens, warning that families still face rising insurance costs.
Judge Rules to Protect Collective Bargaining Rights for VOA Workers
A federal judge ruled in favor of VOA workers, restoring their collective bargaining rights, marking a significant win against the Trump administration's efforts.
Trump Plan Could Limit Loans for Graduate Nursing Students, NNU Warns
The Trump administration's plan to exclude nurses from higher-limit loans for graduate degrees may worsen the nurse staffing crisis and impact healthcare access.
