NUHW Members Launch Strike at Kaiser for Better Mental Health Care
Over 500 NUHW members began a strike at Kaiser facilities in Southern California, demanding better mental health care, fair wages, and pensions.
US DOT Allocates $4.2 Billion for Mega and INFRA Grants
$4.2B in IIJA grants fund 44 U.S. projects, including roads, bridges, and ports. DOT received 200 applications.
Nurses at Lodi Memorial to Picket Over Staffing and Retention Issues
RNs at Adventist Health Lodi Memorial will picket Oct. 23, protesting management's neglect of nurse retention, impacting patient safety and care quality.
Teamsters and Congress Urge Amazon to Follow Federal Laws
Elected officials urge Amazon to halt union-busting and misclassification, supporting Teamsters in labor rights fight.
AFSCME Honors Legacy of William Lucy, Civil Rights and Labor Leader
William Lucy, a key figure in civil, labor, and human rights, passed at 90. His legacy includes pivotal roles in the 1968 sanitation strike and anti-apartheid efforts.
Kaiser Permanente Mental Health Workers Begin Strike Over Inequities
Nearly 2,400 mental health workers at Kaiser Permanente in Southern California strike to demand improved staffing and equitable conditions, highlighting systemic care disparities.
Major Unions Launch Joint Canvassing Effort for Harris-Walz Campaign
SEIU, NEA, AFT, and AFSCME unite for a massive voter outreach to support Harris-Walz in battleground states before election.
America's Infrastructure at a Crossroads
Join KYW Newsradio's special on Oct. 24 at 7 p.m. to explore America's infrastructure challenges and solutions.
Major Public Unions Join Forces to Boost Battleground Voting
SEIU, NEA, AFT, and AFSCME launch a joint voter outreach campaign to boost Harris-Walz in battleground states.
AFSCME Urges Iowa Prison Safety Reforms After Staff Assaults
Two Iowa prison officers were assaulted, sparking criticism of Gov. Reynolds' leadership amid rising violence and calls for urgent safety reforms.
