Trump Finds New Ways to Insult Workers
Silver Krieger
October 29, 2024
Donald Trump is out of luck if he thinks insulting workers, in particular auto workers, is going to win him more votes. Continuing his spate
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MagnaCare and Labor: Building a Better Future for Union Benefits Together
Michelle Zettergren
October 28, 2024
Since its inception nearly 35 years ago, MagnaCare has supported labor by helping to provide quality health, retirement and workers’ compensation benefits to union members.
“Be At the Table, Not on the Menu”: Unions Getting Out the Vote for Harris/Walz
Silver Krieger
October 24, 2024
Leaders of unions are making a massive effort to turn out members’ votes for Harris/Walz in the upcoming election. In a call with reporters on
Threats Against FEMA Employees Undermine Critical Services
Stephanie West
October 22, 2024
Threats of violence against FEMA workers and dangerous misinformation have endangered lives of those providing critical services in North Carolina as well as hurricane victims. Rightwing
Amazon Teamsters rally for contract in Queens after filing retaliation charges
Max Parrott
October 17, 2024
Amazon drivers are keeping up the pressure on the e-commerce giant after a majority of three of the company’s delivery contractors in Queens signed authorization
NYC Building Trades Complete JFK Terminal 6
Neal Tepel LaborPress Publisher
October 3, 2024
On October 2, 2024, hundreds of NYC union construction workers watched the final beams of structural steel be lifted into place at the JFK’s North
Teamsters Organize 50,000 New Members
Stephanie West
October 2, 2024
Washington – The International Brotherhood of Teamsters have organized 50,000 new members in the last two-and-a-half years. “Since being elected to lead the Teamsters, our
Yet Another Blow to Amazon as DSP Drivers Demand Recognition
Silver Krieger
October 2, 2024
Amazon workers are rising, and the latest group to do so are Delivery Service Partners, or DSPs. Three DSPs in New York City, located in
AFSCME Convention Shines Light on Progressive Values
Silver Krieger
September 26, 2024
In August, AFSCME members and union activists gathered in Calif., along with a large DC 37 group. Delegates showed up to choose who in the
Apple Continues to Cave to Unions
Silver Krieger
September 25, 2024
The second Apple store in the nation has caved to employees’ demands, who have ratified a contract with the mega-tech company, which rakes in billions