Union News
Carhaulers Secure NMATA Benefits, Pave Path for Hansen Adkins Workers
Drivers at GM's Fairfax plant join Teamsters Local 41, gaining NMATA standards for better wages and job protections.
UAW Convention Sets Bold Agenda with New Initiatives and Leadership Choices
Delegates at the UAW's 39th Constitutional Convention in Detroit voted to boost strike funds and organize aggressively, impacting labor movements nationwide.
Teachers Unions Urge Rejection of Vouchers Threatening Public Schools
Unions representing 4.8 million educators urge Democratic governors to reject vouchers, citing threats to public schools.
Nurses Picket St. Rose Hospital Over Two-Tier Health Care Proposal
St. Rose nurses protest June 25, opposing a two-tier care plan with Stanford, fearing it worsens access for Hayward's vulnerable, urging fair contract talks.
Park Workers Commended for Heroic Actions in Colorado Shooting Incident
Jairo Aguayo and Roberto Montes Garcia, park workers in Commerce City, used their emergency training to save a shooting victim, earning city commendations.
Transfer of Education Functions Threatens College Students' Rights
Shift of Key Functions to Other Agencies Will Hurt College Students and Silence Free Speech on Campus
RNs and Staff Plan Vigil Amid Concerns Over St. Joseph's Leadership
RNs at St. Joseph Health in Texas hold a vigil on June 24, 2026, urging leadership to address patient safety and staffing issues, impacting care quality.
Nurses Union Condemns Charges Against Protestors of Trump’s ICE Operation
NNU condemns charges against protestors of Trump's 2026 immigration crackdown, highlighting union solidarity and the need for accountability in Operation Metro Surge.
NABTU President Reflects on Juneteenth and Commitment to Progress
Washington, D.C. — Juneteenth marks a pivotal moment, reflecting on history and the ongoing work for progress.








