Union News
AFSCME President Saunders responds to judge's deferred resignation ruling
AFSCME President Lee Saunders vows to fight back after a judge permits the deferred resignation program to proceed.
Unions and Allies File Lawsuit to Block DOGE's Data Takeover
Unions and allies expand their legal challenge to stop DOGE's data takeover, protecting Americans' sensitive info.
Unions and Allies Expand Legal Fight Against Elon Musk's Data Seizure
A lawsuit by AFL-CIO and unions seeks to halt DOGE’s data takeover, protecting workers’ privacy against Musk's actions.
AFSCME President opposes RFK Jr. leading the Health Department
AFSCME President Lee Saunders opposes RFK Jr.'s confirmation for HHS, citing a lack of shared values with health workers.
NABTU Urges Senate to Confirm Howard Lutnick as Commerce Secretary
NABTU urges the Senate to confirm Howard Lutnick as U.S. Secretary of Commerce, citing his career achievements.
AFSCME Member Urges Congress to Preserve UI Merit Staffing System
AFSCME's Shelby Meyenburg urges Congress to keep merit staffing in UI, highlighting risks of outsourcing and $100B fraud during COVID-19.
AFT Sues Over Elon Musk's Alleged Data Breach at Education Department
AFT sues Education Department over data breach, demands Musk's eviction to protect Americans' private information.
Trump Administration's NIH Funding Cuts Threaten Scientific Progress
The NIH funding cuts by Trump risk halting medical breakthroughs, harming scientific progress, and economic growth, with UAW legally challenging the move.
Teamsters Urge Maryland to Pass Bill for Safer Roads and Job Security
Teamsters urge Maryland lawmakers to pass HB 439, requiring human operators in vehicles over 10,000 lbs for safety.
AFSCME condemns Trump's order to cut federal workforce staffing
AFSCME's Lee Saunders criticizes Trump’s order to cut federal jobs, citing risks to public oversight and vulnerable groups.
