Union News
IMLEB Report Finds Mexico Failing Labor Obligations Under USMCA Agreement
The IMLEB report finds Mexico non-compliant with USMCA labor obligations, spotlighting ongoing wage disparities and calling for trade system reforms by 2026.
San Francisco March to Protest Billionaire Influence on Global Policies
On Oct. 8, 2025, nurses worldwide will march in San Francisco to protest billionaire-driven policies that limit global health, education, and job access.
Sen. Warner Introduces Bill to Restore Federal Workers' Bargaining Rights
Sen. Mark Warner's bill aims to undo Trump's executive order, restoring collective bargaining rights for federal workers, crucial for their job security.
AFSCME President condemns threat to withhold federal workers' back pay
AFSCME President Lee Saunders criticizes the Trump administration for threatening furloughed workers' back pay rights.
Sysco Workers in Bay Area Authorize Strike for Fair Contract Demand
The Facts - Over 400 Teamsters at Sysco SF authorize strike for fair contract. Sysco's competitors in the Bay Area have strong Teamsters contracts. Sysco reported $1.95B profits in 2024, facing potential labor dispute. Sysco Workers Push for Fair Contract Amid Rising Costs (SAN FRANCISCO) – In the face of escalating living expenses, more than […]
Minnesota State Workers Secure Major Wins in New Contract Agreement
18,000 Minnesota state workers, united under AFSCME Council 5, secured wage hikes and blocked detrimental healthcare changes, showcasing labor's strength.
Expiring Tax Credits Threaten Health Coverage for Millions in 2025
Congress must act to extend ACA premium tax credits expiring on Dec. 31, 2025, to prevent coverage loss and job cuts affecting 4.2 million families and healthcare workers.
AFSCME and AFGE seek court's help to halt Trump administration firings
AFSCME and AFGE seek a court order to block Trump's planned mass firings of federal employees during a government shutdown.
NABTU President Condemns Job Cancellations Amid Federal Shutdown Chaos
NABTU President Sean McGarvey criticizes shutdown impacts, citing chaos, job losses, and threats to construction jobs.
AFSCME Rallies Against Privatization of Iowa Prison Health Care
AFSCME Council 61 protests privatizing Iowa's prison health care, citing risks of worse care, unsafe conditions, and loss of worker benefits.
