NUHW Strikes Outside Kaiser Psychiatry Symposium in Anaheim
The NUHW strike against Kaiser continues into its sixth month, with actions at key locations demonstrating ongoing resolve and gathering community support.
$100K Grant Fuels Manufacturing Career Training for York's Youth
The Shapiro Administration awards $100,000 to Crispus Attucks York to train young people for manufacturing careers, aligning with PA's 2025-2026 workforce goals.
Emergency Room RNs at HCA Hospital to Protest Unsafe Patient Conditions
RNs at HCA's Good Samaritan Hospital in San Jose to rally on March 24 against unsafe ER conditions due to understaffing, impacting patient safety.
Local 1932 Organizes Third Water Agency in California's Low Desert
Workers at Indio Water Authority join Teamsters Local 1932, strengthening their voice for fair treatment and protections.
TriNet to create 750 new jobs at Dunwoody corporate center expansion
TriNet to invest $15.4M in Dunwoody, creating 750 jobs over 5 years, enhancing Atlanta's business ecosystem and providing opportunities in HR and tech.
Journalists and unions sue USAGM for shutting down and silencing media
Journalists and unions have sued the USAGM over its unlawful shutdown, alleging an attack on press freedom and democracy.
AFL-CIO Supports AFA-CWA Flight Attendants Picketing United Airlines
AFL-CIO President Liz Shuler supports AFA-CWA members picketing United Airlines, urging a fair contract.
AFT Members Voice Concerns Over Trump's Plan to Eliminate Ed Dept
AFT members nationwide express concerns over Trump's plan to eliminate the Education Department, fearing chaos and funding cuts.
Billionaire-Driven Budget Cuts Threaten Public Services and Medicaid
Federal budget cuts threaten public workers, families, Medicaid users, seniors, and communities while billionaires gain $4.5 trillion in tax breaks.
U.S. LNG firms maintain methane reduction despite EPA rollbacks
U.S. LNG exporters will focus on reducing methane emissions despite planned rollbacks on environmental regulations.
