NYSUT Calls for Donations of PPE to Help Members Fight COVID-19
New York, NY – The New York State United Teachers [NYSUT] announced on Monday, that it is now accepting donations of PPE vis-à-vis its Disaster Relief Fund so that its
New York, NY – The New York State United Teachers [NYSUT] announced on Monday, that it is now accepting donations of PPE vis-à-vis its Disaster Relief Fund so that its
Richmond, Va. – Two members of ATU Local 1700 have died from COVID-19. Both ATU members contracted the disease at a driver training school in New Jersey according to the
Los Angeles, California — UFCW grocery store workers in Los Angeles are demanding employers provide personal protective equipment in the face of the COVID-19 public health crisis. Grocers have moved
NORTH BERGEN, NJ – The horrible COVID-19 Pandemic has claimed the lives of two ILA members from the Port of New Orleans, Louisiana. Wendell Lacour and Robert Givens, members of
Washington DC – As part of our ongoing efforts to support our people during this challenging time, Anheuser-Busch and the International Brotherhood of Teamsters have announced a temporary increase in pay
Spokane, Washington – Teamsters have reached an agreement with US Foods and Safeway-Albertsons regarding the COVID-19 pandemic. The temporary agreement will allow members of Teamsters Local 455 (Colorado), Local 690
Washington, DC – In its latest response to the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) crisis, Congress has passed the third package of emergency relief legislation, the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security “CARES”
Bogalusa, Louisiana – Maximus with 11 call centers for medicare and Medicaid services, continues to take inadequate precautions to protect its employees at these federally contracted operations. “While Maximus on Wednesday started
“At a time when thousands of Americans afflicted with COVID-19 are gasping for breath, the Trump Administration wants to roll back crucial environmental regulations that protect our air, our water,
Washington – DC, The Teamsters are raising concerns that coronavirus-related stimulus legislation is not addressing the health and safety of workers across industries. Whether it’s those in food processing, drivers