Union News
Teamsters Local 856 Votes to Strike Amid Contract Negotiation Standoff
1,500 Teamsters at WCCUSD authorize strike as negotiations stall. Workers demand fair wages and better staffing conditions.
North Carolina Educators Join AFT to Strengthen Public Education
AFT and PENC unite to form the American Federation of Professional Educators of NC, amplifying educators' voices.
Administration Threatens Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program
AFSCME urges action to protect PSLF as new rules threaten loan forgiveness for public service workers unless employers align with administration views.
AFSCME, Maryland Leaders Unite for Workers' Rights and Public Services
AFSCME and Gov. Moore unite to combat funding cuts affecting Maryland's public services, advocating for workers' rights and community protection.
9/11 Health Program Faces Cuts, Delays Amid First Responder Crisis
The administration's neglect of the WTCHP results in delays for 9/11 responders, risking their health and undermining the "never forget" promise.
UAW Local 95 Reaches 100 Days on Strike for Better Conditions at Mercyhealth
UAW Local 95 members at Mercyhealth East Clinic strike for 100 days, demanding better wages and conditions to protect patient care from profit-driven cuts.
Delaware DOJ Support Staff Forms Union for Fair Compensation and Voice
Delaware DOJ staff, 99% voting yes, join AFSCME Council 81 for fair pay and a voice in workplace decisions, aiming for better conditions and promotions.
AFSCME President condemns illegal mass firings of federal employees
AFSCME's Lee Saunders condemns illegal federal mass firings during shutdown, vows legal action to protect workers.
AFT Mourns Kent Wong: Champion for Immigrant and Workers' Rights
AFT leaders honor Kent Wong's legacy, highlighting his commitment to social justice, workers' rights, and immigrant advocacy.
Teamsters Rally to Keep New Kensington Health Facility Open
Health care workers at AHN's New Kensington rally to keep their clinic open amid union-busting threats from management.
