North Port AFSCME Local 3432 Secures Strong Contract Amid Challenges
AFSCME Local 3432 in North Port, Florida, secures a strong three-year contract with a 21% pay increase, overcoming anti-union challenges and hurricanes.
Iowa Rural Businesses Receive Over $275K in Innovation Grants
Rural Iowa businesses, including grocers and food producers, received over $275,000 in grants to enhance tech and market reach, boosting local economies.
Santa Ynez Valley receives $1.4M grant for multi-use path planning
Rep. Carbajal announced a $1.4M grant for an 8.7-mile multi-use path in Santa Ynez Valley, enhancing community connectivity.
AFL-CIO Supports Southern California Amid Ongoing Wildfire Crisis
AFL-CIO stands with unions amid LA wildfires, aiding communities and supporting heroic first responders in crisis.
AWS to Invest $11B in Georgia Data Centers Amid AI Infrastructure Push
AWS is investing $11 billion in Georgia data centers, building on past investments to boost AI and cloud capabilities.
AFSCME Honors Jimmy Carter's Legacy on National Day of Mourning
AFSCME's President honors Jimmy Carter, highlighting his century-long dedication to public service and civil rights.
Pennsylvania Awards $5.5M to Tackle Homelessness and Housing Crisis
The Shapiro Administration allocates $5.5M to combat homelessness in PA, supporting rapid rehousing, prevention, and shelters in 45 counties.
Oregon's Largest Healthcare Strike: 5,000 Workers to Walk Out
Nearly 5,000 Oregon healthcare workers, including nurses and doctors, to strike on Jan. 10 over staffing and wages.
San Joaquin County Nurses Plan Strike Over Bargaining Undermining
RNs in San Joaquin County will strike on Jan. 17, protesting management's undermining of bargaining, impacting nurse retention and patient safety.
NABTU President Criticizes Use of E-Visas for TSMC Plant in Arizona
NABTU President Sean McGarvey criticizes TSMC's use of E-visas for foreign workers in Arizona, urging U.S. job prioritization.
