Union News
AFL-CIO Challenges Trump Executive Order Threatening Union Rights
AFL-CIO President Liz Shuler condemns the Trump administration's executive order that strips federal workers' rights.
AFSCME and AFT file injunction to block DOGE's access to SSA data
AFSCME, AFT, and ARA seek a court injunction to halt DOGE's unlawful access to SSA data, risking millions' privacy.
San Leandro and Alameda RNs Ratify New Contract for Safety and Retention
Nurses at San Leandro and Alameda Hospitals ratified a new 5-year contract, enhancing patient safety, nurse retention, and economic benefits, impacting Bay Area care.
AFT President Condemns Trump's Threat to Withhold Title I Funds
AFT President Randi Weingarten condemns Trump's memo threatening Title I funding cuts if schools don't follow his agenda.
Museum Workers Secure Fair Contract After 550-Day Negotiation Battle
Minnesota Science Museum workers secure a historic contract with guaranteed raises and benefits, enhancing stability in a high-turnover industry after 550 days.
AFSCME criticizes Dr. Oz's appointment to lead CMS, citing concerns.
AFSCME President Lee Saunders criticized Dr. Mehmet Oz's CMS appointment, calling him a "snake oil salesman."
Kaiser Workers Begin 5-Day Hunger Strike for Mental Health Reform
Workers began a 5-day hunger strike on April 7 at Kaiser LA to demand better mental health care, highlighting systemic issues and urging patient-first policies.
AFSCME Retiree Urges Congress to Protect Social Security from Cuts
Sue Conard urged Congress to combat Elon Musk's threats to Social Security, crucial for retirees like her, at a hearing on April 1, 2025.
AFT Urges Review of Tesla Holdings Amid Falling Stock and Sales Concerns
AFT President urges pension fund managers to review Tesla investments amid its stock plunge, risking retirement security.
AFL-CIO President Supports Bill Reversing Anti-Union Executive Order
AFL-CIO's Liz Shuler lauds bipartisan House bill to reverse Trump's order, protecting federal workers' bargaining rights.
