Union News
Southern California Kaiser Mental Health Workers Begin Open-Ended Strike
Nearly 2,400 Southern California Kaiser mental health workers will strike October 21, seeking better staffing and conditions after a record $50M fine.
El Paso Nurses Ratify Contracts to Enhance Patient Care and Staffing
Nurses at El Paso's Las Palmas and Del Sol medical centers ratify new contracts, enhancing patient care and retention with improved staffing and wage hikes.
Rosa Peña: Lifeguard and Winner of the Never Quit Service Award
Rosa Peña, a NYC lifeguard, wins AFSCME's Never Quit Service Award for her 25 years of dedication to community safety and her personal rescue inspiration.
Solidarity Magazine Fall 2024: Union Wins, Election Insights, and More
The Fall 2024 Solidarity Magazine celebrates key union wins, including VW and BMW victories, highlighting labor's growing impact ahead of the 2024 elections.
NABTU Reacts to EPA's 10-Year Plan to Remove Lead Pipes
President Sean McGarvey lauds the EPA's rule replacing lead pipes, ensuring cleaner water and union job creation.
AFSCME Members Rally in Tucson Against Trump's Project 2025 Agenda
AFSCME rallied in Tucson against Trump's Project 2025, highlighting threats to unions, healthcare, and worker rights, urging unity for November elections.
AFSCME Report Highlights Drug Crisis Impacting Illinois Prisons Staff
AFSCME Council 31 highlights the surge of illicit drugs in Illinois prisons, posing severe risks to staff and inmates, and calls for urgent safety measures.
UAW members rally in DC to hold Stellantis to investment promises
UAW members rally in D.C. on Oct. 10, urging Stellantis to honor $19B U.S. investment commitments, highlighting potential strikes for contract compliance.
The Truth About Those “Auto Workers for Trump” at Michigan Event
At a Detroit rally, some “Auto Workers for Trump” were revealed to not be autoworkers, raising doubts about the campaign’s authenticity.
Kaiser Bargaining Stalemate: Union Threatens Strike Over Key Issues
Kaiser management faces union backlash over stagnant contract negotiations, risking a strike on October 21 due to unmet demands for better wages and conditions.
