Union News
Texas AFT Files Lawsuit Against TEA for Retaliation on Free Speech
Austin, Texas – Texas AFT filed a federal lawsuit against TEA for unlawful probes into educators' free speech.
Review Auto Insurance for Savings with Farmers GroupSelect Discounts
Review your auto insurance with Farmers GroupSelect® for potential savings and valuable discounts, especially for union members, this new year.
Rally Against VA Staff Cuts: Nurses, Veterans Unite in the Bronx
Nurses and veterans rally against VA staff cuts, fearing increased wait times and privatization, as thousands of positions face elimination nationwide.
Teamsters Railroaders Win Significant Pay Increases and Better Benefits
Teamsters Rail Conference ratifies contract with major carriers, securing 18.8% raises and improved benefits.
AFT and BPNC Sue Education Dept. Over Terminated Community School Funds
AFT and BPNC sue U.S. Dept of Education for cutting $60M in funding for Full-Service Community Schools mid-project.
South Florida Nurses to Strike for Safe Staffing on January 9
Over 1,000 nurses will strike on Jan. 9 at three South Florida hospitals, demanding safer staffing from Healthcare Systems of America to ensure better patient care.
RelaDyne Drivers Join Teamsters Local 705 for Better Wages and Benefits
RelaDyne drivers join Teamsters Local 705, overcoming 18-month anti-union efforts for better wages and benefits.
Arapahoe County Workers Ratify First Union Contract, Gain Key Protections
Arapahoe County AFSCME members secure their first contract, gaining key protections and a 4% raise, setting a precedent for other Colorado workers.
AFSCME Cultural Workers United Reaches 50,000 Members Milestone
In 2025, AFSCME Cultural Workers United grew to 50,000 members, leading U.S. unions in advocating better wages and security for cultural institution workers.
NABTU President Criticizes Trump Admin's Halt on Offshore Wind Projects
Washington, D.C. – December 22, 2025 – NABTU's President McGarvey criticizes the Trump Administration's decision.
