Union News
NUHW Members Advocate for Mental Health Bills at Sacramento Lobby Day
Over 50 NUHW members lobbied for mental health parity bills in Sacramento on May 14, advocating for improved conditions and compensation transparency.
Controversial Appointment of Marva Johnson as FAMU President Sparks Outrage
AFT criticizes Marva Johnson's appointment as FAMU president, calling it a political move undermining educational integrity.
Empire Wind Restart Secures Union Jobs and Boosts Energy Future
"The restart of the Empire Wind project is a win for union workers, ensuring hundreds of good-paying jobs."
AFSCME Mobilizes Against Congressional Cuts to Medicaid and SNAP
AFSCME Members Rally Against Proposed Medicaid Cuts As Congress deliberates on significant budget adjustments, AFSCME members are actively opposing initiatives that threaten to strip Medicaid coverage from millions. The proposed cutbacks are part of a broader fiscal strategy intended to facilitate tax reductions for the affluent. Lawmakers with anti-union tendencies are advocating for reductions in […]
Over 200 Workers at Graphic Packaging Unionize with Teamsters Local 673
The Facts - Over 200 workers at Graphic Packaging joined Teamsters Local 673. They seek a strong contract for better wages, benefits, and work rules. Local 673 represents thousands across various industries in Chicagoland. Press Releases 2025.05.20 Local 673 Welcomes Over 200 New Members from Graphic Packaging International Press Contact: Daniel Moskowitz Phone: (770) 262-4971 […]
AFL-CIO Criticizes House Republicans' Budget Proposal for Billionaires
"House Republicans’ bill is a budget for billionaires. It harms working families, cuts health care, and aids the rich."
AFT Leaders Urge Ceasefire and Humanitarian Aid for Gaza Crisis
AFT leaders express grave concern over Gaza's crisis, urging a ceasefire, aid access, and condemning food as a weapon.
Nurses to Strike for Patient Safety and Fair Contracts in California
Nurses at Long Beach and Alhambra hospitals strike on May 22 for safe staffing and fair contracts, highlighting significant patient safety concerns.
NABTU President opposes House GOP bill, warns of massive job losses
NABTU President Sean McGarvey criticizes the House Republicans' bill, citing job cuts and urging Congressional allies to act.
AFSCME Local 1624 Fights Against Public Health Funding Cuts in Austin
AFSCME Local 1624 in Austin combats budget cuts threatening vital public health services, such as immunizations and refugee care, amid federal cutbacks.
