Chicago, IL – As cars get more sophisticated, pay and advancement for mechanics haven’t kept pace, say Chicago’s striking auto mechanics. It can take up to eight years for an
New York, NY – This might not be the halcyon days of the 1950s, but according to a new Gallup poll, support for labor unions hasn’t been this high since the
Sanborn, NY – Niagara-Orleans AFL-CIO Central Labor Council President Jim Briggs (pictured above) tells WNYLaborToday.com that it wasn’t a hard decision to make when he was asked if he would
Seattle, WA federal judge here ruled Aug. 24 that Seattle’s 2015 law requiring ride-hailing companies such as Uber and Lyft to bargain with drivers if a majority wants union representation can go into effect.
Simi Valley, CA – The U.S. Labor Department will induct former President Ronald Reagan into its Hall of Honor, Labor Secretary Alexander Acosta announced Aug. 24.
Brooklyn, NY – Justin Brannan, Democratic candidate for the 43rd District’s City Council seat, picks up an additional three union endorsements, adding to his impressive union support. Brannan is now
New York, NY – About 75 people rallied outside federal immigration authorities’ Manhattan offices Aug. 29 to demand the release of Eber Garcia-Vasquez, a Guatemalan refugee and Teamsters Local 813 member facing deportation after he was seized during a routine check-in Aug. 24.
Allentown, PA – The workers who maintain Allentown’s 950 public-housing apartments voted unanimously Aug. 22 to authorize a strike. They “have been seeking a fair contract… for nearly a year,”
Lancaster, NY – As 350 Teamsters and area Union Members and Representatives participated in an informational picket held outside Tops Markets’ warehouse distribution facility in the Buffalo Suburb of Lancaster,
New York, NY – 150 newly-minted Traffic Enforcement Agents graduated from a 14-week program on Monday, August 28th.
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