UAW Remembers Rev. Jesse Jackson's Legacy of Advocacy for Workers
Rev. Jesse Jackson's unwavering support for labor and civil rights leaves a global legacy of justice, solidarity, and dignity for workers.
FERC Approves New Pipeline Project, Boosting Southeast Energy Supply
The SSEP project marks a milestone in America's energy resurgence, enhancing capacity to meet rising power demand.
Teamsters Mourn Rev. Jesse Jackson Sr., Advocate for Labor Rights
The International Brotherhood of Teamsters expresses deep condolences for the passing of Rev. Jesse Jackson Sr., honoring his work.
Unions Demand SEC Probe into Apollo's Undisclosed Epstein Meetings
Concerns over the accuracy of Apollo's official documents arise after Epstein files reveal undisclosed meetings and ties.
AFT Leaders Mourn Civil Rights Icon Rev. Jesse Jackson's Passing
"AFT mourns Rev. Jesse Jackson, a justice titan. His legacy of unity and hope inspires continued action for change."
UAW Local 2192 Prepares to Strike Amid Lorain County Contract Standoff
UAW Local 2192 members plan a strike on February 18 at Lorain County Jobs and Family Services over contract disputes, risking key public services.
Geneva Talks Aim to Redefine Iran-US Nuclear Agreement with Economic Ties
Iran-US nuclear talks focus on economic ties, aiming for material incentives to reinforce diplomacy and ensure mutual gains.
North America's Building Trades Unions Report Growth Amid Challenges
North America’s Building Trades Unions gained 47,198 members and 88,000 apprentices amid industry disruptions.
MarinHealth Nurses Strike Over Lockout, Bargaining Session Cancellations
MarinHealth nurses strike on Feb. 18 for safe staffing and fair contracts, amid management lockout and canceled talks, impacting patient care and retention.
Governor Shapiro Launches Pennsylvania's First Housing Action Plan
Governor Shapiro's Housing Action Plan aims to ensure safe, stable, and affordable housing for all Pennsylvanians, shaping future state housing policies.
