Union News
Educators and Unions File Emergency Motion to Halt ICE in Sensitive AreasNew!!
EUGENE, Ore.—Plaintiffs AFT and NEA filed an emergency motion to halt ICE operations in sensitive community locations.
AFSCME Retiree Joins Lawmakers to Demand Investigation of DOGENew!!
AFSCME retiree Diana Lyles and lawmakers demand an inquiry into DOGE's illegal access to Social Security data, highlighting privacy concerns for seniors.
Password Protected: 2026 UAW Family Scholarship Program DetailsNew!!
UAW launches the 2026 Family Scholarship Program to support members' education, fostering growth and solidarity within the auto industry community.
National Nurses United Calls for Abolishing ICE Amid Minnesota OperationsNew!!
Nurses applaud Minnesotans' solidarity against ICE, condemning its violent tactics. They stress the lasting trauma on communities and call to abolish ICE.
Sysco Workers in Chicago and Montana Vote to Authorize StrikeNew!!
Over 500 Sysco drivers and warehouse workers in Chicago and Montana vote 99.5% for strike, seeking fair contracts.
NABTU President Highlights Growth and Urges Focus on Real InvestmentsNew!!
WASHINGTON, D.C. – February 11, 2026 – NABTU President Sean McGarvey stated: "Despite industry disruption, North America's Building Trades Unions gained 47,198 net members last year."
NYC Council Supports Bill to Protect Amazon Delivery DriversNew!!
City Council supports the Delivery Protection Act to safeguard Amazon drivers, demanding licensing and direct hiring.
UAW 2026 National CAP Conference Highlights Working Class SolidarityNew!!
UAW's 2026 National CAP Conference ends with a strong message of working-class solidarity, emphasizing unity and advocacy for workers’ rights.
BlueOval SK Workers Demand Ford Recognize Union and Negotiate FutureNew!!
BlueOval SK workers in Elizabethtown demand Ford recognize their union after a successful NLRB ruling, impacting 1,600 jobs and taxpayer-backed promises.
New Rule Threatens Graduate Paths for Health and Social WorkersNew!!
A new rule excludes nurses, social workers, and public health workers from being "professionals," limiting their access to federal student loans.
