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Unions Sue Over Federal Job "Loyalty Question" Favoring Trump Agenda
The Facts - Unions filed a lawsuit against the "loyalty question" on job applications. The question violates the First Amendment and undermines a nonpartisan workforce. Allowing this could replace merit-based hiring with political allegiance. Unions Contest Political Loyalty Requirement in Federal Job Applications Boston — As the government faces a shutdown and federal employees are […]
Rally Planned to Oppose CNH Plant Closure Threat in Burlington, IA
CNH's closure threat to Burlington's plant, a key economic pillar, prompts UAW-led rally on Nov 7 to save jobs and community stability.
UAW Calls for Worker-Centered Reforms in USMCA Trade Agreement Review
As USMCA approaches review in 2026, UAW urges a worker-focused shift, highlighting 5 million lost jobs and calling for wage standards to avoid a race to the bottom.
Coalition Sues to Protect Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program
AFSCME and a coalition of cities and organizations filed a lawsuit to block changes to the PSLF program by the administration.
NextEra and Google Partner to Restart Duane Arnold Nuclear Plant in Iowa
NextEra Energy and Google collaborate to restart Iowa's Duane Arnold Energy Center, powering AI with nuclear energy.
Ohio Chamber Supports Norfolk Southern-Union Pacific Merger Benefits
For over 130 years, the Ohio Chamber of Commerce has championed policies promoting free enterprise and economic growth.
Volkswagen Chattanooga workers authorize strike over failed contract talks
Volkswagen Chattanooga workers authorize strike, demanding fair contracts amid failed talks. A first for non-Big Three, highlighting labor rights' importance.
Eli Lilly invests $1.2B in Puerto Rico, creating jobs and expanding site
Eli Lilly plans a $1.2B expansion in Puerto Rico, creating 100 manufacturing and 1,000 construction jobs by 2028.
Unions expand lawsuit against Trump administration over federal firings
Federal court halts Trump administration's firing of workers during shutdown, as unions challenge legality of terminations.
New rule on CDL threatens thousands of asylum seekers' jobs in the US
A new rule bars asylum seekers, refugees, and DACA recipients from holding commercial driver’s licenses, impacting thousands.
