Union News
NABTU President Condemns Political Violence After Charlie Kirk Murder
NABTU President Sean McGarvey condemns the murder of Charlie Kirk, urging unity against political violence.
NABTU Honors 9/11 Victims, Highlights Trades' Role in Recovery
NABTU President Sean McGarvey honors 9/11 victims and first responders, emphasizing the role of union workers in recovery.
AFA Honors Flight Attendants on 24th Anniversary of 9/11 Attacks
AFA honors the 24th anniversary of 9/11, remembering the heroic actions of flight attendants as first responders.
Baltimore Nurses to Expose Ascension's Controversial Investments Monday
A new report reveals Ascension's investments contradict Catholic values, prompting Baltimore nurses to rally on Sept. 15, urging divestment and transparency.
Proposed Labor Rule Change Threatens State Employment Services Staff
A proposed Labor Department rule could end merit protections for state employment service workers, risking politicization and service integrity.
California Senate Passes Groundbreaking AB 288 to Protect Workers' Rights
AB 288 boosts workers' rights in California, countering corporate lawbreaking by granting state enforcement powers.
Unions Condemn ICE Arrests and Demand Worker Rights at Georgia Site
The KMWU and UAW condemn ICE's mass arrest of 475 workers at a Georgia site, highlighting human rights abuses and urging international labor solidarity.
AFSCME Rally Protests Rep. Young Kim's Support for Budget Cuts
AFSCME and supporters rallied in Anaheim to protest Rep. Young Kim's vote on a bill cutting crucial services, risking health and welfare for many Californians.
Educators Face Rising Costs, Spend Own Money on Classroom Supplies
AFT survey reveals educators face rising costs, insufficient support, and students' needs, often spending $300+ on supplies.
AFT urges Congress to reject 2026 bill cutting essential services
The AFT urged the U.S. House Appropriations Committee to oppose the FY26 bill for Labor, Health, and Education.
