GM Special Attrition Program: Second Round Open for Applications
The second SAP round for GM workers offers $50,000 for retirees eligible by March 2025. Applications close January 5, impacting skilled trades significantly.
NABTU Reacts to Senate Rejecting McFerran NLRB Nomination
NABTU President criticized the Senate vote blocking Lauren McFerran’s NLRB nomination, noting it hampers workers' rights.
AFA President Sara Nelson Responds to Senate NLRB Vote Blockage
AFA President Sara Nelson criticizes the Senate's NLRB vote, blaming Manchin, Sinema, and the GOP for harming rights.
AFSCME applauds House vote to repeal GPO-WEP, urges Senate action
AFSCME praises House's repeal of GPO-WEP, which affects public workers' Social Security. Urges Senate action to ensure fair retirement benefits.
Rep. Sewell Secures $9M for Water Infrastructure
USDA awards $9M to improve water systems in West Dallas and Marengo Counties, benefitting over 7,400 rural residents.
Costco Rejects Majority of Teamsters' Demands
Costco rejected 98% of Teamsters' proposals, risking a labor dispute as the contract deadline nears.
Michigan Increases Unemployment Benefits by 70% in Legislative Reform
Michigan's legislature boosts weekly unemployment benefits by 70%, a move celebrated by UAW as a step toward equitably supporting workers in tough times.
New Orleans AFSCME Workers Demand Justice Amid Supervisor Abuse
AFSCME workers in New Orleans, led by Vashon Watson, expose mistreatment and demand contract negotiations, pressuring Mayor Cantrell for action.
UMich, Los Alamos to Build $1.2B 'Fastest Computer'
Los Alamos Lab and the University of Michigan are collaborating on a $1.2B high-performance computing project in Ypsilanti.
Kaiser Strikers Rally with Food Drive and Protest in Pasadena
Around 400 strikers rallied at Kaiser HQ in Pasadena, led by State Senator Sasha Perez, pressing for contract resolution, highlighting labor solidarity.
