AFSCME Honors Jimmy Carter's Legacy on National Day of Mourning
AFSCME's President honors Jimmy Carter, highlighting his century-long dedication to public service and civil rights.
Pennsylvania Awards $5.5M to Tackle Homelessness and Housing Crisis
The Shapiro Administration allocates $5.5M to combat homelessness in PA, supporting rapid rehousing, prevention, and shelters in 45 counties.
Oregon's Largest Healthcare Strike: 5,000 Workers to Walk Out
Nearly 5,000 Oregon healthcare workers, including nurses and doctors, to strike on Jan. 10 over staffing and wages.
San Joaquin County Nurses Plan Strike Over Bargaining Undermining
RNs in San Joaquin County will strike on Jan. 17, protesting management's undermining of bargaining, impacting nurse retention and patient safety.
NABTU President Criticizes Use of E-Visas for TSMC Plant in Arizona
NABTU President Sean McGarvey criticizes TSMC's use of E-visas for foreign workers in Arizona, urging U.S. job prioritization.
Costco Negotiations Stalled: Teamsters Demand Fair Contract Agreement
Costco executives end negotiations with Teamsters, rejecting fair proposals despite record profits, risking a strike.
BlueOval SK workers in Kentucky file for union vote with UAW in 2025
Workers at BlueOval SK in Glendale, Ky., filed to unionize with UAW amid safety concerns, part of a growing Southern autoworker union movement in 2025.
Senator Cassidy Secures $320,000 for Alexandria Transportation Project
Senator Cassidy announced a $320,000 DOT grant to improve transportation in Alexandria via the Infrastructure Act.
SEIU Joins AFL-CIO, Strengthening Labor Movement and Union Solidarity
AFSCME welcomes SEIU to AFL-CIO, marking a pivotal moment for labor unity and strengthening the fight for workers' rights.
AFL-CIO and SEIU Unite to Empower Workers and Combat Union-Busting
Two million SEIU workers join AFL-CIO, boosting membership to nearly 15 million, to enhance worker rights and unity.
