Washington, DC — American Federation of Teachers President Randi Weingarten issued the following statements after the West Virginia Legislature attempted to ram through a clawback of teacher rights and protections won
WASHINGTON—In a 3-1 party-line vote Jan. 25, the National Labor Relations Board reversed an Obama-era decision and held that SuperShuttle airport-van drivers in the Dallas-Fort Worth area are independent contractors
Washington, DC – The following is a statement from Anibal Romero, the attorney for multiple undocumented former employees of Trump’s Westchester and Bedminster Golf Courses. To paraphrase then candidate Donald Trump:
Little Rock, Ark. – OPEIU Local 22 registered nurses employed at CHI St. Vincent are outraged that theopeiu labor and delivery and NCIU units are closing in February.
Washington, DC – Although the government shutdown has ended, the American Federation of Government Employees is moving forward with its legal action against the Trump administration.
LOS ANGELES, Calif.—After a strike that lasted six school days, Los Angeles teachers reached a contract deal with the Los Angeles Unified School District Jan. 22.
New York, NY – The 42nd annual National Labor and Management Conference will be held from February 14 – 19 in Hollywood, Florida, bringing together hundreds of leaders in the
New York, NY – How badly is Trump’s government shutdown hurting American workers? Last week, Senator James Sanders, Jr. (D-Rochdale Village, Far Rockaway) held a collection drive aimed at helping
Editor’s Note: The following piece first appeared at Salon.com. It appears here courtesy of Bob Hennelly. In the nation’s capital and across the country food pantries and soup kitchens are making special efforts to help
LITTLE ROCK, Ark.—More than two-thirds of Arkansas voters last November approved a law that will raise the state’s minimum wage from $8.50 an hour to $11—but now, a state legislator
