It is with deep regret that I inform you of the passing of Stanley Hill Sr., former president of SSEU Local 371 and Executive Director of DC 37. Funeral arrangements
LITTLE ROCK, Ark.—More than two-thirds of Arkansas voters last November approved a law that will raise the state’s minimum wage from $8.50 an hour to $11—but now, a state legislator
BOSTON, Mass.—After more than six weeks on strike, Marriott hotel workers in Boston overwhelmingly ratified a new contract Nov. 17. The agreement paved the way for the 1,500 strikers at
ARLINGTON. Va.—The contractor that manages the Pentagon’s food court is once again being probed by the Department of Labor over wage-theft allegations. Workers in the Pentagon’s cafeteria, employed by the
NEW YORK, NY – The Mason Tender’s District Council is calling on the New York City Council to hold an oversight hearing regarding HireNYC, a New York City job placement program. This City
The working men and women of the AFL-CIO join the Union Veterans Council to wish all a safe Memorial Day weekend. This is a time to respect and remember those
NEW YORK, NY – Attorney General Eric T. Schneiderman has announced a settlement with Tennessee-based Southeast Financial Credit Union. The settlement with Southeast Financial provides $2.25 million in refunds for duped New
DALLAS, Tex.—After the Dallas City Council voted 8-7 to approve the appointment of Nirav Sanghani to the city Civil Service Board, Councilmember Lee Kleinman was irate. The Dallas AFL-CIO had
CHICAGO, Ill.—A dozen women who work in Chicago hotels met with AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka and other labor leaders Mar. 12 to talk about their experiences with sexual harassment by
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.—With adjunct faculty at three University of South Florida campuses voting on union representation, the USF system administration is slinging mud at the Service Employees International Union.
