AFT Represents 1.8 Million Educators and Public Service Workers
The AFT represents 1.8 million educators, healthcare workers, and government employees across various sectors.
AFSCME President Saunders Criticizes Executive Order on Education Dept.
AFSCME President Lee Saunders criticizes the Trump administration’s executive order dismantling the Department of Education.
Court Blocks DOGE's Access to Social Security Data in Landmark Ruling
AFSCME hails a court's decision blocking DOGE's access to Social Security data, calling it a win for workers and retirees.
AFL-CIO President Condemns Plan to Dismantle Department of Education
"Shuttering the Department of Education is a radical plan, closing doors of opportunity for America’s students."
Mitsubishi Electric Expands in PA, Creating 200 Jobs with $6.7M Boost
The Shapiro Administration's $6.7M investment in a Mitsubishi Electric factory in Beaver County aims to create 200 jobs, boosting PA's energy manufacturing sector.
VA Nurses Condemn Ban on Gender-Affirming Care for Trans Veterans
VA nurses condemn the decision to stop gender-affirming care for new trans and intersex veterans, emphasizing health care as a human right and a broader attack on vulnerable groups.
United Flight Attendants Demand Fair Pay Amid Record Profits
United Flight Attendants protested globally, demanding fair pay and benefits, citing United Airlines' $3.1B profit.
UAW Local 291 Strikes Against Cummins for Fair Contract in Oshkosh, WI
UAW Local 291 members in Oshkosh strike against Cummins Inc. over stalled contract talks, pushing for fair wages and job security amid company profit highs.
AFSCME Mobilizes Against Medicaid Cuts Threatening Public Services
AFSCME members protest against Congress's plan to cut Medicaid, risking health care access and public service jobs to fund billionaire tax breaks.
Ascend Aberdeen Workers Secure First Teamsters Contract in Maryland
Budtenders and shift leaders at Ascend in Aberdeen, Md., have ratified their first collective bargaining agreement.
