
The Trump Administration Cuts VA Services
The VA is planning to cut 30,000 positions by the end of the fiscal year, further degrading and understaffing VA facilities, which already has an extreme staffing crisis. Current policies

The VA is planning to cut 30,000 positions by the end of the fiscal year, further degrading and understaffing VA facilities, which already has an extreme staffing crisis. Current policies

Washington, DC – Workers employed at Pollard Banknote have voted to join Teamsters Local 337. Union members said they joined the Teamsters to secure strong union representation, higher pay,better benefits and improved working conditions. “Before this campaign, it seemed

As Starbucks faces mounting pressure to fix its growing issues, Starbucks Workers United baristas at 125 stores across the country are demanding the coffee giant make good on its promise

New York, LI – Hundreds of TWU school bus workers in Long Island, N.Y., are set to receive annual raises totaling 13.5% over a 3-year contract negotiated by Local 252.

Congress voted a budget bill that radically reduced healthcare services to give tax breaks to billionaires. Unions and their members must hold every elected official who supported the bill accountable

“We are deeply disappointed in Microsoft’s decision to lay off thousands of workers, including union-represented CWA members, at a time when the company is prospering,” President Claude Cummings Jr. said

New York, NY — The New York City Police Department (NYPD) and Commissioner Jessica S. Tisch announced a series of updates to the Police Officer Exam, making it more accessible for millions

The TWU won a significant victory against Brightline – and its shameful, ongoing effort to squash workers’ rights. Workers have the right to join a union to better address work

Washington, DC – The federal budget expected to be passed by the Republican Congress, is an assault on working people. This attack will take healthcare from millions, steal food from

Washington, DC — On June 30, 2025, the U.S. Supreme Court delivered welcome news to union health plans across the country by declining to take up the Mulready case—a legal