Governor Shapiro's Budget Boosts Funding for PA Neighborhood Programs
The Shapiro Administration's $33,750 grant aids free dental care for low-income residents with disabilities, boosting community health and resilience.
San Joaquin County RNs Strike Over Unilateral Contract Changes
San Joaquin RNs to strike Jan. 17, protesting unilateral contract changes by the county, risking nurse retention and patient safety, urges fair negotiations.
Major Union Leaders Endorse Ben Wikler for DNC Chair Position
Union leaders from AFSCME, AFT, NEA, and SEIU back Ben Wikler for DNC chairmanship, highlighting his leadership skills.
Vermont Mental Health Workers Secure Union Win Against Anti-Union Efforts
Vermont's Howard Center mental health workers achieved a union victory after decades, securing fair share fees and better wages amidst strong opposition.
USGPO Workers Join Teamsters, Marking Third Print Group Unionizing
Workers at the U.S. Government Publishing Office join Teamsters Union, becoming the third print group in January 2025.
Arkansas Lithium Project Secures $225M Federal Grant for Phase One
A company extracting lithium from Arkansas' brine aquifers secured a $225M federal grant for its project phase one.
Detroit Axle workers vote 99% to authorize strike against Daimler Truck
On January 15, 400 Detroit Axle workers voted 99% to authorize a strike, echoing recent UAW gains, demanding fair pay and benefits amid Daimler's profits.
AFL-CIO Stresses Worker Priorities in DNC Chair Selection Process
AFL-CIO President Liz Shuler emphasized prioritizing working people as key in the Democratic Party's future direction.
2024: AFSCME Cultural Workers Achieve Union and Contract Success
In 2024, cultural workers across the U.S. joined AFSCME, securing contracts and bettering work conditions, showing significant union power growth.
Origis Energy gains $1B investment from Brookfield and Antin Partners
Origis Energy partners with Brookfield Asset Management and Antin Infrastructure for $1B investment to boost U.S. growth.
