Union News
Union Rally Mobilizes Voters in Battleground States for 2024 Election
Union leaders rally in Philadelphia to mobilize volunteers for a crucial Pennsylvania voter drive, aiming to counter threats to democracy and freedoms.
Kaiser Mental Health Workers Continue Strike with Strong Actions
Kaiser mental health workers in LA strike for a fair contract, gaining media attention as more join the cause. Actions intensify, signaling broader unrest.
California Regulator Investigates Kaiser During Ongoing Mental Health Strike
The California Department of Managed Health Care investigates Kaiser Permanente's compliance with care requirements amid a Southern California strike.
Antelope Valley Nurses Plan One-Day Strike on November 19 for Fair Contract
AVMC nurses plan a Nov. 19 strike over unfair practices and contract delays, highlighting critical staffing and retention issues, impacting patient care.
NABTU Issues Veterans Day Statement
NABTU President Sean McGarvey honors veterans, highlighting their leadership, skills, and contributions to the industry.
Arapahoe County Human Services Workers Unionize with AFSCME Colorado
Arapahoe County Human Services employees form Colorado's largest union under new laws, addressing fair pay and workloads for better community service.
Shedd Aquarium workers win union vote, overcome management resistance
Shedd Aquarium workers vote overwhelmingly for unionization, overcoming management's misinformation efforts, marking a ninth win for AFSCME in Chicago.
Saint Agnes Nurses Rally for Fair Contract to Improve Patient Care
Saint Agnes nurses rally Nov. 12 to urge USCCB to hold Ascension accountable for unsafe staffing, impacting patient care and retention, highlighting broader labor issues.
Pothole Patching: A Labor of Love for AFSCME Award Winner Perry
Kenton Perry, Oklahoma City pothole crew chief and AFSCME Local 2406 member, sees patching potholes as a mission to enhance community safety and pride.
California Investigates Kaiser Amid Ongoing Mental Health Strike
The strike against Kaiser enters its third week as California investigates compliance with state laws, raising concerns about patient care and service adequacy.
