UAW CAP Conference Focuses on Political Vision and Worker Empowerment
The UAW's CAP Conference in D.C. unites 1,000 members to strengthen the working class with a focus on wages, healthcare, and political action.
AFSCME Condemns Effort to Abolish Merit Systems Protection Board
AFSCME President Saunders condemns the move to eliminate the Merit Systems Protection Board, risking biased firings.
AFSCME Workers: Heroes in Crisis, Delivering When It Matters Most
Union-trained AFSCME workers like Estes use their expertise and commitment to save lives during extreme weather, proving the vital role of unions in crises.
Outlook 2026: Wealth Migration, Family Offices, and Jurisdiction Trends
UHNW families are adopting strategic approaches to migration, governance, and planning. Regulatory changes drive wealth strategy.
NABTU President Criticizes Federal Shutdown of Gateway Project
Washington, D.C. — February 6, 2026 — NABTU's Sean McGarvey calls Gateway Project shutdown a federal failure.
AFSCME Local 1899 Wins $350K Payout for Stolen Wages and Overtime
AFSCME Local 1899 secured $350K for Howard County Schools workers, ensuring correct overtime and emergency pay, highlighting union strength and accountability.
Congressional Vote Cuts $125M for Replacing Lead Water Pipes in U.S.
There is outrage after the US Congress voted to slash $125m for replacing toxic lead drinking water pipes, risking health.
Local 710's New Members at Grecian Delight Kronos Aim for Strong Contract
More than 180 workers at Grecian Delight Kronos join Teamsters Local 710, seeking better wages and conditions.
Governor Shapiro Invests $3 Million in Steamfitters Apprenticeship Program
Governor Shapiro's $3M boost to Steamfitters Local 420 in Philly aims to enhance skilled workforce, driving economic growth in Pennsylvania.
Challenges and Strategies for Implementing the Infrastructure Act
The shift from securing infrastructure funding to effective execution is here, tackling costs, regulations, and deadlines.
