Columbus, Ohio – Technicians employed by Program Productions, responsible for television broadcasts of the Columbus Blue Jackets (National Hockey League), the Columbus Crew (Major League Soccer), and Ohio State University Athletics, have voted
Labor leaders and workers rallied on July 9 at the AFL-CIO headquarters to launch the nationwide “It’s Better in a Union: Fighting for Freedom, Fairness, and Security” bus tour. The
The Public Theatre in New York City has a storied history of bringing to light new shows and making stars out of actors. Now, it has another notch in being
New York, NY – The International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees (IATSE) and The Public Theater have announced agreement on a tentative contract covering more than 100 Production Workers. This agreement marks a historic
With contracts set to expire on June 30th, nearly 2,500 Unionized Public Interest Legal Workers are poised to take historic Strike action that could shut down critical legal services across New York City. Members
Washington, D.C. – The National AFL-CIO is condemning Senate Republicans for passing a budget Reconciliation Bill that raises costs on Working People, wipes out millions of jobs and rips health care away from 17 million Americans – all
California lawmakers have reached a deal on the state budget, which includes $11.5 million in arts funding. The money will go towards the Performing Arts Equity Payroll Fund (PAEPF), which
New York, NY – With Broadway breaking records and crime down in Times Square, unions in the theater industry oppose a casino in Times Square Manhattan NYC. New Yorker’s from
NALC joins all Americans in honoring and celebrating Juneteenth, a meaningful holiday commemorating the final emancipation of enslaved Black Americans. While this historic day celebrates liberation and freedom, it is
The Teamsters Union has a proud and historic record of fighting for equitable contracts that uplift millions of workers of all backgrounds into the middle class, supporting the recognition of
