Saunders: Public Service Worker Protection Act Backs Career Helpers
AFSCME President Lee Saunders supports the Public Service Worker Protection Act to extend OSHA coverage to public service workers and urges Congress to pass it.
Maryland Archeologists Join International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Goodwin and Associates' archeologists joined Teamsters Local 992 for fair pay and work-life balance, the second group to unionize in two months.
G7 Co-Chair Statement on Global Infrastructure Partnership Event
At the 2024 G7 Summit, Italy and the U.S. discussed the Mattei Plan for Africa and pledged billions in private infrastructure investment.
Biden's New Rail Line Plans Revealed on Map
The US-backed Lobito Atlantic Railway Corridor aims to boost Africa's infrastructure, enhancing transport of metals and promoting agribusiness, digital tech, and clean power.
CareFlight Nurses, Medics Vote to Join UAW
Over 70 nurses and medics at CareFlight in Miami Valley Hospital voted to join the UAW, seeking better wages and benefits.
International Brotherhood of Teamsters Honors Pride Month
June is Pride Month, and the Teamsters honor and celebrate their LGBTQ+ members, promoting diversity and fair treatment.
Tolls: A Necessary Source for Infrastructure Funding
The Facts - The Biden administration has boosted U.S. infrastructure development with a $1.2 trillion investment. Infrastructure funds tend to have the most impact on projects unlikely to be financed locally or privately. Many believe the fairest way to fund large-scale infrastructure projects is to get direct payment from the users. Physical Infrastructure and the […]
AFL-CIO President Comments on Supreme Court's FDA vs. AHM Decision
Liz Shuler supports the Supreme Court's decision to maintain FDA's drug approval authority, protecting women’s health.
Teamsters Approve New Contract at Tops Markets
Teamsters Local 264's strike at Tops Markets led to a new four-year contract with a 20% wage increase and improved benefits.
UAW Members at PA BMW Center Authorize Strike if Needed
BMW workers in Nazareth, PA, authorized a strike due to stagnant wages and rising costs, despite BMW's $50 billion profits since 2021.
