Union News
Healthcare Workers Negotiate First Contract with New Union Representation
Healthcare workers, including nurses and therapists, joined the National Union of Healthcare Workers, negotiating a first contract since February, impacting labor rights.
San Antonio City Employees Can Now Engage in Local Political Activities
San Antonio city employees can now engage in political activities after Prop D's approval, ending a 72-year restriction and enhancing their civic participation.
i-Health Teamsters Strike Over Contract Disputes
Teamsters at i-Health strike due to unfair labor practices; 11 workers fired without cause after two days on picket line.
UC Workers Strike Over Alleged Bad-Faith Bargaining Practices
Over 37,000 University of California workers strike, backed by AFSCME, citing bad-faith bargaining, understaffing, and rising living costs.
Duval County food service workers secure wage increase after strike threat
Duval County food workers, backed by AFSCME, secure wage hikes after pressing Chartwells K12 for fair pay, highlighting job turnover and food safety.
Kaiser Mental Health Workers Continue Strike, File New Complaint
Kaiser strikers in Downey breached barricades on Tuesday, leading to their removal. On Thursday, they filed a complaint about delayed psychiatric care.
Senate Introduces Act to Protect Workers in Business Bankruptcies
The Protecting Employees and Retirees in Business Bankruptcies Act prioritizes workers' claims in bankruptcy cases.
Bipartisan Bill Aims to Revise Corporate Bankruptcy Laws
The Teamsters Union praises Senators Durbin and Hawley for introducing a bill to prioritize workers in bankruptcies.
Baltimore school bus attendant earns award for her dedication and care
Melea Anderson, a school bus attendant in Baltimore, is inspired by the trust students place in her, which drives her dedication and service excellence.










