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Unions Expand Lawsuit to Stop Federal Worker Firings in Shutdown
Labor unions expand lawsuit against Trump admin to stop illegal federal worker firings during government shutdown.
Labor Unions Expand Lawsuit Against Trump Admin's Federal Worker Firings
The Facts - Labor unions expanded their lawsuit against Trump for firing federal workers. Judge Illston issued an order preventing further reduction-in-force notices. The unions argue the firings are illegal, politically motivated actions. Labor Unions Amplify Legal Battle Against Government Employee Dismissals During Shutdown San Francisco – Several labor unions have intensified their lawsuit against […]
LA Nurses Plan Strike on Oct. 30 for Patient Safety at USC Hospitals
On Oct. 30, 1,800 USC Keck and Norris nurses will strike over missed breaks and safety concerns, highlighting staffing issues affecting patient care.
Government Shutdown Threatens Mental Health Services and Public Safety
Dr. Jim Hulse warns that the shutdown jeopardizes mental health services, risking higher crime and recidivism as community resources dwindle.
UPS to Retrofit 5,000 Package Cars with Air Conditioning by 2027
The Facts - UPS to retrofit 5,000 delivery vehicles with A/C by June 2027. The first 2,000 vehicles will be retrofitted by June 2026. A pilot program will test A/C in cargo compartments for better heat relief. UPS and Teamsters Collaborate on Air-conditioning Initiative for Delivery Vehicles (WASHINGTON) – United Parcel Service (UPS) has entered […]
New rule on CDL threatens thousands of asylum seekers' jobs in the US
A new rule bars asylum seekers, refugees, and DACA recipients from holding commercial driver’s licenses, impacting thousands.
UAW Wins 25% Tariff on Imported Heavy Trucks, Boosting US Jobs
The Trump administration's 25% tariff on imported heavy trucks marks a win for UAW members, supporting domestic jobs and challenging "free trade" policies.
Rule Change Risks Thousands of Jobs for Asylum Seekers and Immigrants
New rule on commercial driver's licenses could affect thousands of asylum seekers, refugees, and DACA recipients' jobs.
Millions Rally Globally in No Kings Protests for Democracy and Equality
On Oct. 18, nearly seven million protested globally against authoritarianism, uniting under "No Kings" to defend democracy and oppose policy changes.
AFSCME Triumph: Hennepin Healthcare Board Dissolved for Accountability
AFSCME locals won a key victory as Hennepin County Board dissolved the unaccountable HHS Board, enhancing transparency at Minnesota's largest public hospital.
