Union News
McLaren Port Huron Workers Unite for Better Conditions, Form Union
McLaren Port Huron staff united to form a union with AFSCME Michigan, aiming for better conditions, worker voices, and improved community care.
NABTU Highlights Need for Workforce Planning in US Construction Industry
America's ability to build hinges on strategic workforce planning. NABTU's training system offers a ready solution.
Nevada State Workers Win Union Vote, Prepare for Contract Negotiations
Over 3,500 Nevada state workers, mainly women, join AFSCME Local 4041 to secure fair wages and benefits, marking a significant union victory in 2026.
RNs protest unsafe staffing and violence at HCA Florida Hospital
RNs at HCA Florida Fort Walton-Destin Hospital to hold a picket on June 2, 2026, demanding solutions for unsafe staffing and workplace violence issues.
Republic Airways Technicians Join Teamsters for Better Contracts
Airline Maintenance Technicians with Republic Airways join Teamsters, seeking improved wages and workplace protections.
UAW Local 2093 Prepares for Strike as Fair Deal Deadline Approaches
Ahead of the May 31 deadline, UAW Local 2093 plans a strike at American Axle, highlighting wage issues since 2008. Members demand fair compensation amid rising profits.
D.C. Workers Rally for Fair Budget and Living Wages Amid Cuts
D.C. public service workers rally against budget cuts, fearing reduced pay will worsen staff turnover and affect essential community services.
NUHW Members Advocate for Mental Health Bills in State Capitol
On May 13, NUHW members lobbied for bills regulating AI in mental health, highlighting the need for human oversight and impacting patient-provider relations.
Union Leader Proposes 10-Point Plan to Revitalize Public Education
Union Leader Randi Weingarten advocates for balanced tech use in schools, proposing a 10-point plan emphasizing hands-on learning.
Seattle Art Museum Workers Unite for Better Conditions and Fair Wages
Seattle Art Museum workers unite under AFSCME, aiming for fair wages and better conditions, reflecting a growing national trend in cultural sectors.
