Union News
AFSCME, Allies Sue to Block DOGE's Unlawful Social Security Data Grab
AFSCME, with allies, sues to stop Elon Musk’s DOGE from accessing SSA data, alleging violations of privacy laws and risks to retirees' benefits.
Chicago History Museum Employees Form Union with AFSCME Council 31
Chicago History Museum staff join AFSCME on Feb. 12 for better wages and job security, part of a wider trend among cultural institutions in Chicago.
Guest Services Workers at Lumen Field Join Teamsters Local 117
Workers at Lumen Field, home of the Seahawks, join Teamsters Local 117 for better wages and conditions.
AFT Warns Tesla Investments Could Risk Workers' Pension Security
AFT warns Tesla holdings could endanger workers' pensions, urging asset managers to review investments amid stock decline.
UAW Reaches Tentative Agreement with Rolls-Royce, Gains Wage Increases
The UAW and Rolls-Royce reached a groundbreaking five-year agreement on February 26, ensuring wage hikes, profit-sharing, and no wage tiers for 800 workers.
Judge Alsup Blocks OPM's Unauthorized Termination of Federal Employees
Judge Alsup calls probationary federal employees “the lifeblood of our government” and halts their illegal termination.
RNs Voice Concerns Over Insight Health's Management of Hazel Hawkins
RNs at Hazel Hawkins Memorial Hospital demand improved management from Insight Health amid financial concerns, highlighting the need for patient-focused care.
AFT President Criticizes GOP Budget for Hurting Working Families
House GOP's budget cuts healthcare, food aid for the poor, favoring wealthy tax breaks, says AFT President Weingarten.
Oregon AFSCME Report Highlights Critical Workplace Safety Concerns
Oregon AFSCME's report highlights high risks and low safety due to understaffing, extreme overtime, and lack of safety protocols, urging legislative action.
Teamsters Win $4.5M Settlement for Withheld Wages in Illinois
500 Teamsters win $4.5 million settlement for withheld wages against Illinois CMS, ending a long grievance battle.
