Union News
Kaiser Patients Highlight Mental Health Struggles During Strike
Patients shared struggles accessing mental health care amid Kaiser strike, highlighting systemic issues as NUHW calls for reforms in Southern California.
Minnesota's Hennepin County Workers Secure Robust New Contract
Over 4,000 Hennepin County workers in Minnesota secure a strong new contract with sector-leading benefits after months of negotiations and 95% approval.
AFL-CIO Appoints Dr. Darrick Hamilton as New Chief Economist
The AFL-CIO appoints Dr. Darrick Hamilton as chief economist to advance economic justice and worker empowerment.
United Flight Attendants Open Strike List Amid Contract Dispute
United Airlines Flight Attendants, supported by AFA-CWA, held a global demonstration to advance their contract fight.
AFSCME Prepares for 2025: Challenges and Opportunities Ahead
AFSCME anticipates 2025's challenges and opportunities, focusing on organizing to counter anti-worker policies and expand union membership amid high approval.
Amazon Teamsters Strike for Fair Wages and Safer Work Conditions
Amazon Teamsters at KSBD in San Bernardino strike against low wages. Teamsters Union represents 10,000 Amazon workers.
Oregon AFSCME Local 1264 Votes No Confidence in ODHS Director
Oregon's Local 1264 workers vote 96% no-confidence in ODHS Director Pakseresht, citing mismanagement and reckless closures affecting vulnerable clients.
Senate Passes Social Security Fairness Act for Public Workers' Retirement
AFT President Randi Weingarten hails Senate's passage of the Social Security Fairness Act as a victory for public workers.
Kaiser Strike Update: Bargaining Resumes Amid Legislative Support
Kaiser workers strike for better mental health care coverage, backed by CA legislators. Fiona Ma and Tony Thurmond urge CEO Greg Adams to address concerns.
Senate Repeals GPO and WEP, Securing Social Security for Workers
AFSCME President Lee Saunders hails Senate's repeal of GPO and WEP, a win for public workers' Social Security benefits.
