Union News
Rhode Island public safety workers secure improved pension benefits
After 15 years of setbacks, Rhode Island public safety workers win enhanced pensions, boosting recruitment and aligning retirements with peers.
Providence Urgent Care Closure and Kaiser Mental Health Strike Updates
The NLRB ruled companies can't force workers to attend anti-union meetings, stemming from an Amazon complaint, bolstering workers' union rights.
Kaiser Mental Health Workers Strike: Investigations and Updates
The Kaiser mental health workers' strike enters week six, with state investigations underway for care violations, highlighting systemic healthcare issues.
Kaiser Mental Health Workers Strike: State Investigation Launched
In week six of the strike, San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria visited, and a state investigation into Kaiser’s care violations is expedited, signaling broader scrutiny.
Sysco/FreshPoint Drivers Unionize with Teamsters
Drivers at FreshPoint Chicago vote to join Teamsters Local 710, overcoming anti-union efforts to fight for fair conditions.
Roxanne Bowdoin Leads Creative Protest Against Nursing Home Management
Roxanne Bowdoin united CNAs at Cottonwood Healthcare, responding to management's intimidation by donning Home Depot aprons, highlighting union strength.
Los candidatos respaldados por NUHW logran mayorías en California
Despite a federal setback with Trump’s re-election, NUHW-backed candidates mostly won in California, impacting labor rights and healthcare policy.
Providence Workers Unite for Fair Contracts in Northern California
Providence workers in Northern California, united under NUHW, push for fair contracts amid service cuts, aiming to protect patients and communities.
Kaiser Strike in Southern California Enters Second Month with Rallies
Kaiser mental health workers' strike in SoCal enters second month, demanding fair conditions and pensions; highlights systemic issues impacting patient care.
Kaiser Protocols Violate Laws Amid Southern California Mental Health Strike
Kaiser's mental health strike in SoCal involves 2,400 workers, highlighting protocol violations affecting patient care, raising legal and ethical concerns.
