Washington DC – “The National Association of Letter Carriers is outraged and angered by the assaults, armed robberies and even murders that America’s letter carriers increasingly face as they deliver
The notoriously anti-union Right-To-Work Law could be on its way out in Michigan. After the re-election of Governor Gretchen Whitmer and the fact that Democrats won control of both the
The United Steelworkers announced that approximately 350 pro athletes they represent have voted to ratify a new agreement with the United States Football League (USFL). USW International President Thomas M.
Although union membership is steadily declining, the percentage of Americans who have a positive view of unions is the highest since 1965, at 71%. That level of approval is highest
The Wall Street Journal has reported on why efforts by unions to organize Amazon workers has stalled. The Journal interviewed Amazon workers and analysts, and came away with some key
A female Lyft driver was terminated after a passenger saw and reported that she had a stun gun in her car. Anita Smith, who lives in Baltimore and is the
The Minnesota Nurses Association, which represents 15,000 nurses, just won new contracts. A prior overwhelming strike authorization vote had driven Twin-Cities-area and Duluth hospitals to the bargaining table, and ultimately
New York, NY – Marc Kemprowski is a third generation journeyman, instructor, and foreman at SMART Local 137. As the general manager of operations for OUTFRONT Media, he operates in both a
New York, NY – Claudio Gomez is a TAB Technician with SMART Local 28 — TAB stands for Testing, Adjusting and Balancing— the three step process needed to help make HVAC systems achieve
New York, NY – In December, SMART Local 29 Track Foreman Keith Heller will mark his 25th year in the field. Originally from Holbrook, Long Island, Heller was a 21-year-old
