WASHINGTON—In a decision labor unions are calling a “major blow,” the Supreme Court ruled May 21 that employers can legally force workers to settle all disputes by individual arbitration and
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. – School bus drivers and monitors who work at Durham School Services voted to join Teamsters Local 327. The 269 workers will join thousands of other Durham employees nationwide
New York, NY – On this episode of LaborPress’ Blue Collar Buzz we talk to Andy Cassagnol, clerk, Surgical ICU, about NYU Langone’s decision to pull out of the League of
Reprinted: Labor Notes “Dirty, delayed, and dangerous.” That’s the slogan of a new ad campaign that blames New York City’s subway woes on construction unions.
New York, NY – After more than 400 days, IBEW Local 3’s ongoing strike against telecommunications giant Charter/Spectrum remained foremost on the minds of many at this past week’s massive
SACRAMENTO, Calif.—In a ruling one labor-side lawyer called “an earthquake, a seismic shift,” the California Supreme Court on Apr. 30 drastically revised its standard about when employers can classify workers
New York, NY – Organized labor gathered at Washington Square Park on May Day 2018, keenly concerned with a growing list of anti-worker attacks rivaling those that predicated the rise
WASHINGTON, DC — Proposed changes to the Federal Aviation Administration Authorization Act (FAAAA) would overrule local and state regulations providing worker protections particularly for truck drivers crossing state lines.
SACRAMENTO, Calif.—California’s Division of Occupational Safety and Health said Apr. 18 that it had opened an investigation of safety conditions at the Tesla auto plant in Fremont. The announcement came
NEW YORK, N.Y.—Outside of City Hall Apr. 25, a taxi driver unfolds two pay stubs on plastic-slick receipt paper. He doesn’t want to give his name, but he’s in his early
