Union News
AFSCME Urges Congress to Address Health Care Costs Post-Shutdown
AFSCME President urges Congress to address health care costs and extend ACA tax credits as shutdown ends.
AFSCME and Cities Sue Over Changes to Public Service Loan Forgiveness
AFSCME and allies sue the Trump-Vance administration, alleging illegal changes to PSLF that undermine public service workers' debt relief benefits.
NABTU President Honors Veterans, Supports Career Paths for Heroes
NABTU President Sean McGarvey honors veterans, affirming support for their career pathways via building trades and programs.
Nurses and Catholic allies rally for rights, patient safety at USCCB event
Nurses from Ascension and CommonSpirit rally on Nov. 12 in Baltimore, urging Catholic health systems to uphold ethical practices and respect union rights.
Philadelphia Nurse Warns of Health Care Crisis Amid Shutdown
Dionne Gary, a nurse in Philadelphia, warns of a health care crisis as budget cuts and a prolonged shutdown harm patient care and worker safety.
Vermont Caregiver Faces Financial Ruin Amid Rising Health Care Costs
Heather Pfaff, a Vermont home care worker, faces financial ruin over rising health care costs. She urges Congress to lower costs to prevent devastation.
Sun Country Fleet Service Workers Ratify Three-Year Teamsters Contract
Sun Country Airlines fleet service workers ratify first contract with Teamsters Local 970, setting new industry standards.
UAW Local 1781 Explains Tradition of Wearing Red on Wednesdays
UAW Local 1781 members wear red on Wednesdays to show solidarity, highlighting unity and strength in labor movements across industries.
Tensions Rise After Border Patrol Clash With Protesters in Chicago
Federal agents clashed with protesters in Chicago’s Little Village after a court ruled to limit use-of-force tactics during immigration operations.









