Labor

Tucson nurses say ‘enough’ to employer greed, demand safe staffing

January 14, 2022 By Joe Bernick

The union stressed that the bosses are seeking to make the "crisis standard of care" and "crisis staffing levels" into the new normal after COVID.

AFSCME wins twice in Chicago, unionizing Art Institute and its school

January 14, 2022 By PAI

The 600 workers involved in the Windy City join more than 10,000 museum staffers nationwide who are unionized.

Labor law-breaking forces 8,400 Colorado grocery workers to walk

January 13, 2022 By Mark Gruenberg

UFCW Local 7, their union, faces a company that refuses to bargain over wages and working conditions.

Alabama Amazon workers get a second chance March 28 to unionize

January 13, 2022 By Mark Gruenberg

The NLRB, in setting the date to count a new round of votes, failed, however, to include in its notice steps that would prevent the company from repeating illegal intimidation of its workers.

ExxonMobil lockout in Texas enters ninth month as company pushes union decertification

January 12, 2022 By Gene Winston

Americans, now more than ever, are saying “Union yes!”