…need to “embrace a class-oriented agenda” and “reinvigorate a discussion about how to advance the trade-union movement in America.” One reason wages are stagnant, he says, is that with the…
…Leonard tells LaborPress. “The hotels and the hotel owners are doing really well — but all the associates are being left behind.” Across the country in San Francisco, California, Lisa…
…of ArcelorMittal USA’s operations in West Virginia, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Indiana, Illinois and Minnesota. “We are pleased to have a new, tentative agreement with our partners at the USW and believe…
…Ottawa and several smaller communities in Quebec, Ontario, British Columbia, and Prince Edward Island. Postal workers in Regina, Saskatchewan and Hamilton, Ontario went on strike Nov. 1. Canada Post has…
…Avalanche, a program a spokesperson describes as a combination of digital polling and focus groups. CWA canvassers in Arizona have an app on their phone that can tell them when…
…community in Pittsburgh and across the United States in the face of this murderous act. Our hearts are broken. We grieve but we are also called to action. Anti-Semitism is…
…greater accountability, transparency, and higher standards to this industry.” 1199SEIU United Healthcare Workers East represents 136 workers at Wanaque Center including certified nursing assistants, dietary aides, housekeepers, and laundry aides….
…to increase the NYCDCC membership and allow local New Yorkers to join the union and be a part of building Hudson Yards,” Joanna Rose, Related’s executive VP of Corporate Affairs…
…march. As it neared Columbus Circle, a middle-aged woman wearing a green CountMeIn bandanna on her head pounded a cowbell to the beat of “we’re fired up, can’t take it…
…have less than 20 employees and are thus largely nonunion, City Councilmember Ben Kallos (D-Manhattan), an SBJSA cosponsor who has regularly appeared at union rallies over the past two years,…
