…plants located in Michigan, Ohio, and Maryland, while also laying off 8,000 American white-collar workers. In total, the lives of nearly 12,000 American workers will be directly harmed. Additionally, there…
…is the union’s first Italian-American President. This year, he faces an MTA claiming austerity, which is nothing new. Most transit workers say that whenever a contract is about to be…
WASHINGTON—Several major American unions have endorsed a bill introduced in the House March 12, that could protect more than 2 million people from deportation. Teamster Eber Garcia Vasquez with grandson….
…life. “It was the biggest loss until 9/11,” he added. “When computers came into use it became easier to get information and to get the word out,” he says. And,…
…replace the nation’s breaking bridges, crumbling roads, creaky railroads, aging airports and deteriorating subways. Rebuilding infrastructure also includes new pipelines, transmission lines, electrical grid upgrades, and moves to make the…
BUTTE, Mont.—Industrial Workers of the World organizer Frank Little was kidnapped and murdered in 1917, but more than 100 years later, people are still leaving mementos at his grave in…
…children that include Medicaid. The college has resisted efforts by adjuncts to organize with the Service Employees International Union. A spokesperson told Bloomberg News that adjunct professors “do not need…
…consistency, and higher wages to working Americans,” Secretary Alexander Acosta said in a statement. “The adoption of this new rule would leave behind millions of workers who would have gotten…
…dropping federal charges that could have gotten him a life sentence. Federal Judge Kenneth Marra ruled Feb. 21 that the deal violated the Crime Victims’ Rights Act because prosecutors didn’t…
…eligible will be able to recertify and receive the benefit again. All other eligible applicants will be able to apply through an online platform “Fair Fares is a landmark program…
