Nurses rally nationwide demanding support for fully staffed VA system
On Sept. 12, nurses nationwide will rally at congressional offices urging support for a fully staffed VA, amid severe staffing shortages and privatization concerns.
Celebrating 50 Years: AFSCME's Historic Archives at Reuther Library
AFSCME's archives, housed in Detroit's Reuther Library, mark 50 years, preserving the union's rich history and supporting research and labor history.
Northeast Beverage Workers Join Teamsters Local 443 for Better Terms
35 workers at Northeast Beverage Corp. join Teamsters Local 443 for better pay, benefits, and safer conditions.
EPA Opens $20M SWIFR Funding for Tribes, Intertribal Consortia Applications
The U.S. EPA is inviting tribes to apply for $20M in SWIFR funding for recycling infrastructure, open till Dec. 12.
Iowa Prison Officers Hospitalized After Exposure to Synthetic Marijuana
Three Iowa prison officers hospitalized after K2 exposure highlights urgent need for better safety protocols against drug-related risks at correctional facilities.
University of Minnesota Teamsters Reject Employer's Offer, Demand Fair Deal
Teamsters Local 320 rejects University of Minnesota's proposal by 82%. A strike looms unless demands are met.
Hitachi Energy to Invest Over $1 Billion in U.S. Grid Expansion
Hitachi Energy invests over $1B in US grid infrastructure, creating thousands of jobs and boosting energy resilience.
AFSCME Thanks Nevada Reps for Opposing Harmful Medicaid Cuts Bill
AFSCME members in Nevada thank Reps. Titus and Horsford for opposing a bill that cuts Medicaid and SNAP, threatening working families for tax breaks.
UAW Criticizes Hyundai's Safety Failures and Exploitation Practices
The UAW criticizes Hyundai for compromising worker safety and exploiting labor, urging OSHA and NLRB to enforce regulations after recent fatalities.
AFSCME Family Scholarship Winners Share Union Impact on Their Lives
AFSCME Family Scholarship winners embrace union values, learning resilience and advocacy from their parents, inspiring their own public service aspirations.
