Union News
AFSCME’s Saunders Criticizes Wall Street at New York March for Justice
On August 29, 2025, in New York, AFSCME’s Lee Saunders condemned Wall Street's role in policies harming workers, urging unity for economic and civil rights.
BASIS Tucson North educators ratify historic union contract in Arizona
BASIS Tucson North educators ratified their first union contract, making it Arizona's only unionized charter school.
National Nurses United Calls for Firing of Health Secretary Kennedy
National Nurses United urges President Trump to fire HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. amid vaccine conspiracy claims and key CDC officials' ousting.
AFT Criticizes New Medicare AI Pilot for Denying Patient Care
AFT leaders criticize a new Medicare AI pilot program for adding hurdles to care, calling it an insult to retirees.
Union Leaders Urge Action to Stop Drug Smuggling in Prisons
Five COs hospitalized in Connecticut due to drug exposure highlight the urgent need for better measures to prevent smuggling via visitors and mail nationwide.
Iowa City protest targets VA union cuts by Trump administration
Protesters gathered outside Iowa City VA on Aug. 27, 2025, opposing Trump-era union cuts and claiming harm to workers and veteran care.
BlueOval SK workers win union vote, face company ballot challenges
BlueOval SK workers in Kentucky voted to join UAW, overcoming company opposition. This unionization marks a significant shift in labor dynamics.
AFSCME President: Strong Union Support Reflects Workers' Growing Power
"Public support for unions remains high as AFSCME President Saunders highlights workers' fight for fair pay and dignity."
AFSCME Condemns Trump's Action Against Voice of America Employees
"AFSCME vows legal action after Trump strips Voice of America employees of union rights, citing mission preservation."
AFT President and Survivor Call for Action After Minneapolis Shooting
"Our hearts are broken for Annunciation community. We must act to protect children from gun violence."
