SALEM, Mass.—The Congressmember representing northeast Massachusetts is calling on local utilities to use locked-put gas workers to repair damage from the more than 80 explosions and fires caused by overpressurized
New York, NY – The head of the NY Metro Area Postal Union, on Tuesday, decried the continued loss of postal banking services in the Bronx and beyond, warning hard-pressed
VISALIA, Calif.—A Coachella Valley date farm will rehire four workers and has paid them almost $40,000 in lost wages after the state Agricultural Labor Relations Board found they were illegally
New York, NY – In the year since the #MeToo movement first went viral, advocates fighting to end the sub-minimum wage for tipped workers say enormous strides to end the
NEW YORK, N.Y.—How can the labor movement organize to expand in the face of jobs restructured and government policies designed to hamstring workers’ leverage?
TROIS-RIVIÈRES, Quebec—The Alcoa aluminum company “is indicating clearly that it is not interested in settling a nine-month lockout” of 1,030 employees at its ABI smelter in Bécancour, Quebec, the United
HONOLULU, Hawaii—The strike by 7,700 Marriott hotel workers expanded to eight U.S. cities Oct. 8, with staff out at 23 hotels in Boston, Detroit, Oakland, San Diego, San Francisco, San
BOSTEN, MASS. – Over 8,000 UniteHere members are stiking Marriott hotels in Detroit, Boston, San Diego, San Jose, Oakland, and San Francisco in a labor dispute that is expandining to
OAKLAND, Calif.—The strike begun Oct. 4 by more than 2,500 Marriott workers in San Francisco and San Jose crossed the Bay Oct. 5, when about 200 workers at the Oakland
BOSTON, Mass.—When the New York Yankees arrived in Boston on the night of Oct. 4 before the first game of their playoff series with the Red Sox fans, they crossed
