Union News
AFSCME Advocates for Federal Heat Protection Standards for Workers
AFSCME members, led by Dorothy Bryant, urge Congress to pass federal heat protections after Ronald Silver's death, highlighting rising heat-related risks.
Teamsters Protest at GM Plants for Fair Wages and Benefits
Workers in Michigan, Kentucky, and Missouri protest low wages and benefits at GM third-party carhaul contractors.
Court Rules Against Trump Education Policies, Upholds Free Speech
AFT leaders praise a court ruling against Trump's school censorship, calling it a win for education and free speech.
AFSCME Opposes Proposal to Revoke Loan Forgiveness for Public Workers
AFSCME President Lee Saunders criticizes a proposed rule revoking PSLF eligibility, calling it anti-worker and harmful.
AFSCME President Saunders Defends Social Security's 90th Anniversary
"Social Security, vital for the American Dream, faces unprecedented threats; AFSCME vows to protect its future."
BlueOval SK Workers Push for Union Amid Kentucky NLRB Election Fight
BlueOval SK workers in Glendale, KY, push for unionization to secure safer working conditions, echoing Ford's historic labor battles. Voting is set for August 26-27.
AFT President Weingarten criticizes Trump's federalization of D.C. police
AFT President Randi Weingarten criticizes Trump's federalization of D.C. police, calling it a gross overreach.
AFT Leaders Condemn Trump Directive on College Admissions Transparency
AFT and AAUP leaders criticize Trump's directive for colleges to disclose student data, stating it threatens diversity.
UAW Criticizes Anti-Union Efforts in Alabama's Union Election Battle
UAW claims Alabama elites thwarted union efforts at International Motors, despite 60% worker support, citing illegal tactics and a rigged system favoring employers.
Trump's Executive Order Opens 401(k)s to Risky Private Equity Investments
Trump's executive order allows private equity access to 401(k)s, risking small investors' savings for Wall Street gains.
