EEOC Union Files Unfair Labor Practice Charge After Return to Office Order
New York, NY – For the first time since February, the United States is now averaging more than 100,000 new COVID cases a day with cases rising in just about
New York, NY – For the first time since February, the United States is now averaging more than 100,000 new COVID cases a day with cases rising in just about
New York, NY – On this week’s addition of Stuck Nation Radio we talk with AFGE Local 2094 President George Jones and former Congressman Max Rose about the impact of a
New York, NY – In the latest edition of Stuck Nation Radio, we interview Chris Smalls about his Amazon Labor Union’s breakthrough victory at Amazon’s Staten Island facility and what comes
WASHINGTON, DC – “Five point one! Five point one! Five point one!” With a police motorcycle escort clearing the way, scores of American Federation of Government Employees members chanted as
New York, NY – Labor Press’s Stuck Nation Radio broadcast live from Washington D.C. this week, covering the American Federation of Government Employees annual legislative conference. The AFGE represents 700,000
New York, NY – With war raging in the Ukraine and in other places off the corporate media’s radar, it’s all too easy to ignore the narrative of America’s essential
Washington, DC – Federal and DC workers who saw their rights to collective bargaining, due process and workplace representation decimated under Donald Trump’s dictatorial reign have an enormous hill to
WASHINGTON—In the middle of the worst epidemic to hit the United States in 100 years, the Department of Veterans Affairs has proposed virtually eliminating protections against contagious diseases from the
WASHINGTON—The Trump administration has declared war on Environmental Protection Agency workers, says the head of the union representing some 7,000 of them. “In my 37 years of federal experience, I’ve
WASHINGTON—The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s inspector general concluded Aug. 5 that the Trump administration violated federal budget laws when it decided to relocate 550 workers from Washington to Kansas City—but