Union News
Veterans and Unions Unite in Augusta to Oppose VA Privatization
On July 31, 2025, VA nurses, veterans, and allies will meet in Augusta, GA, to address threats to VA care and federal workers, highlighting privatization risks.
AFSCME AmeriCorps members win legal battle, layoffs are canceled
After months of activism, AFSCME Local 2027's legal win restores AmeriCorps jobs, ensuring vital community services continue nationwide.
AFSCME Wins Legal Battles to Protect Jobs and Block Administration Moves
AFSCME's legal victories halted layoffs and reinstated jobs at AmeriCorps, countering the administration's anti-worker policies and protecting federal workers.
Local 79 Warehouse Workers Ratify Landmark Agreement with Teamsters
Local 79 secures a landmark contract for 270 warehouse workers at Southern Glazer’s, enhancing pay, benefits, and rights.
AFT President Weingarten Advocates for Strengthening Public Education
AFT President Randi Weingarten outlines a vision for strengthening public education, emphasizing safety, inclusivity, and engagement.
Kaiser nurses to hold vigil protesting suspension of gender-affirming care
Kaiser nurses to hold a vigil in SF on July 25 against suspending some gender-affirming care for minors, highlighting patient advocacy amidst political pressures.
NABTU Urges Presidential Action Amid Canceled Construction Projects
NABTU President Sean McGarvey urges the President to address policy uncertainties threatening thousands of construction jobs.
SNAP Cuts in New Bill Threaten Food Security for Millions by 2026
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act cuts SNAP, impacting 42 million people and reducing school meal programs, while benefiting the wealthiest Americans.
AFT President Criticizes Valor Equity After CEO Resignation from DOGE
AFT President Randi Weingarten addresses Valor's CEO Antonio Gracias resigning amid concerns over pension investments.
UAW Criticizes Trump's Trade Deal with Japan, Citing Worker Disadvantages
The UAW criticizes a new US-Japan trade deal, arguing it harms American workers and benefits Japanese automakers. It could set a poor precedent for future deals.
