Union News
UAW Local 95 Mercy Clinic Workers Thank Community After 123-Day Strike
UAW Region 4's Local 95 unit ended a 123-day strike at Mercy Clinic East, highlighting community support's crucial role in achieving labor solidarity.
Sharp Healthcare Workers Strike for Patient Care and Better Contracts
Last week, 5,700 Sharp Healthcare workers in San Diego struck over Thanksgiving, demanding better contracts to protect patient care and employee rights.
Union Members: Enjoy 30% Off Teleflora Holiday Floral Arrangements
Union members enjoy 30% off Teleflora's festive florals. Offer includes wreaths, centerpieces, and gifts. Ends Dec 25. Spread cheer this holiday season!
Horseshoe Casino Workers Join Teamsters After Seven-Week Strike
Workers at Horseshoe Indianapolis join Teamsters Local 135 after a seven-week strike, overcoming union-busting tactics.
AFSCME Library Summit in Seattle Focuses on Health and Safety Issues
Library workers from 17 systems met in Seattle on Nov. 15 to address safety challenges, aiming to unify and empower through shared experiences and solutions.
Northeastern Illinois University Workers Secure Transformative Contract
NEIU union workers secure gains like 12% wage hikes and improved leave. This underscores the power of collective bargaining for better work conditions.
Puerto Rico correctional officers secure long-awaited pay raises
After years of advocacy, 3,500 Puerto Rico public safety workers will receive long-awaited pay raises, highlighting the power of collective action.
NNU Condemns VA's Anti-Immigrant Policies Affecting Veterans' Care
NNU condemns VA's anti-immigrant list, fearing it harms veteran care and destabilizes the workforce. They urge an end to data collection targeting immigrants.
Teamsters Locals 745 and 577 Secure Ratification of First Contract
Members from Locals 745 and 577 in Texas ratify their first agreement with improved pay, benefits, and protections.
Government Shutdown Threatens SNAP Benefits for New Mexico Families
The ongoing federal shutdown threatens SNAP, risking hunger and economic strain in New Mexico, despite $30M state aid.
