Kaiser Workers Picket with Community Support and Upcoming Rally
A 7-year-old gifted roses with "You will win" tags to striking workers in Lancaster, symbolizing community support and the broader push for labor rights.
Trump's Executive Orders Threaten Public Service Workers' Rights
Trump's executive actions threaten public service workers by undermining civil service protections, targeting public services, and boosting private prisons.
Trump Unveils $500B Stargate Project for AI Infrastructure Expansion
President Trump announced the $500B Stargate Project, cited as the largest AI infrastructure undertaking in history.
AFT President Weingarten Speaks on Supreme Court Charter School Case
AFT President Randi Weingarten warns against diverting public funds to private schools in a Supreme Court case.
Photos from NUHW Picket Lines at Kaiser Locations
NUHW members strike at Kaiser Permanente in January 2025, demanding better conditions, with broad implications for healthcare sector labor rights.
Trump Administration Imposes Restrictions on NIH, Halting Research Progress
The Trump Administration's new NIH restrictions, affecting UAW researchers, risk halting vital research on public health threats like cancer and avian flu.
UMC Nurses Plan Strike Amid Stalled Contract Negotiations with Management
UMC nurses in New Orleans plan a two-day strike, citing stalled contract talks and unsafe staffing. This highlights ongoing labor disputes in healthcare.
EPA Report Estimates $36-$42 Billion Needed to Modernize U.S. Recycling
EPA's report estimates $36-$42 billion is needed to modernize U.S. recycling infrastructure by 2030. Download the PDF.
Costco Teamsters Ready to Strike Over Contract Dispute by January 31
18,000 Costco Teamsters are ready to strike if a new contract isn't reached by January 31, demanding fair terms.
Il Pastaio to Build $12.5M Pasta Plant, 74 Jobs in Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania secures Il Pastaio's $12.5M facility, creating 74 jobs. Shapiro's strategy boosts local economy and positions the state as a global leader.
