Union News
Rogers Behavioral Health Workers in Wisconsin Join NUHW Union
On April 22, Rogers Behavioral Health workers in Wisconsin voted to join NUHW, defying anti-union tactics. This could influence future labor rights.
Ambulnz Workers Join Teamsters for Better Pay and Workplace Rights
218 EMTs, paramedics, and drivers at Ambulnz in Philadelphia voted to join Teamsters Local 623 for better wages.
Dracut Custodians Halt Privatization, Safeguard Union Jobs in MA
AFSCME Local 1404's campaign in Dracut, MA, successfully stopped a privatization plan, preserving 22 union jobs and reinforcing community trust.
Expanding Collective Bargaining: AFSCME Empowers Public Sector Workers
Union 411 highlights how AFSCME empowers workers in Nevada, Texas, and beyond to organize, bridging the gap for 50 million nonunion workers seeking change.
NABTU Conference Highlights Workforce, Energy, Infrastructure Advances
NABTU's 2026 U.S. Legislative Conference concluded, announcing major initiatives in construction and energy sectors.
AFSCME Retirees Secure Key Cost-of-Living Adjustments in Two States
AFSCME Retirees secure COLA wins in Maryland and Washington, highlighting the impact of advocacy amidst an affordability crisis for retirees.
Lorain County Workers' Strike Threatens Services as Negotiations Lag
Lorain County's prolonged Job & Family Services strike endangers residents as Commissioners delay negotiations, urging a swift return to the bargaining table.
Lorain County Children's Services workers secure better contract deal
Lorain County Commissioners accepted a new contract with UAW Local 2192 at LCCS, granting better wages and benefits, a victory amid ongoing strikes.
Amazon Workers Unite: Protests Against Unfair Practices in NY and LA
Workers in NYC and LA protest Amazon's unfair labor practices, demanding better pay and job security.
UAW Local 551 Chicago Nurses Unionize After Decades-Long Effort
In April, six nurses at Ford Chicago Assembly joined UAW Local 551, marking a historic win after overcoming an anti-union campaign, and they now seek fair contracts.
