Union News
AFSCME President Lee Saunders Condemns New Rule Affecting Federal Workers
AFSCME: New rule threatens federal workers
AFSCME's Saunders condemns rule easing firings, vows court challenge, citing risks to public safety and service.NABTU President McGarvey Criticizes H-2B Program Expansion Impact
Washington, D.C. — NABTU President Sean McGarvey: Expanding H‑2B without safeguards harms American workers...
NABTU President Urges Swift Court Action for Gateway Project Funding
Washington, D.C. —February 3, 2026—NABTU President Sean McGarvey urges swift court action for Gateway Project.
Celebrating a Century of Black History: A Call to Action for Change
Carter Woodson's vision for Black History Month inspires collective action today, as Black workers face economic challenges and attacks on public sector jobs.
Teamsters Secure Wage Increases and Protections for Springfield Workers
Teamsters at DFA in Springfield, Mo., ratify a three-year deal boosting wages by 10.5% and enhancing job security.
NNU Condemns Proposed Rule Excluding Nursing Students from Loans
The Trump rule excludes grad nursing students from higher-limit loans, risking their advancement and worsening the nurse staffing crisis by March 2, 2026.
Lorain County JFS Workers Set Strike Date Over Wage Dispute, Staffing Issues
UAW Local 2192 at Lorain County JFS plans a Feb 18 strike due to low wages and high turnover, as county prioritizes high-paid management roles over fair pay.
Circle City ABA Joins UAW Region 2B, Local 685 with Unanimous Vote
Circle City ABA in Kokomo, Indiana, voted unanimously to join UAW Region 2B, Local 685, highlighting worker unity and strengthening their collective voice.
AFT Urges Target CEO to Oppose ICE Operations in Minneapolis
AFT warns Target CEO that silence on ICE in Minneapolis risks brand damage, urging action to protect shareholder interests.
AFSCME Workers Secure New Contract with Wage Increases at OHSU
After a year of negotiations, 8,000 OHSU workers secured a contract with a $25 minimum wage, ratification bonuses, and improved benefits in early 2026.
