The Transport Workers Union of America just announced a tentative contract extension for over 34,000 workers, including American Airlines AMTs, Fleet Service Workers, Ground Mechanics and others. The tentative agreement,
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 union would be best to
A huge number of AT&T workers in the South have been on strike since the middle of August, but now, tentative agreements between the ubiquitous cell phone carrier in two
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 of dollars each year. Workers
For more than two decades after the tragedy of 9/11 that claimed so many lives, there are still survivors and heroes who are trying to treat their illnesses caused by
As you examine adding a fertility and family building plan to your benefits, it’s easy to view this type of coverage through a narrow lens. After all, isn’t fertility coverage
Jean Guy Martial of ATU Local 1056 hasn’t been on the job as a Bus Operator for very long, compared to some others, yet he has already shown that he
Prominent unions and transit advocates put out a call to get behind an ambitious high-speed rail line proposal connecting New York City to Boston at the “High-Speed Rail Construction” conference
When labor leaders gathered at the Labor Press-organized “High-Speed Rail Construction” conference Sept. 5 to discuss expanding the future of rail on a national scale, the conversation focused on how
Washington—AFT President Randi Weingarten and Ohio Federation of Teachers President Melissa Cropper respond to the continued lies and political vitriol directed at the Haitian community in Springfield, Ohio: “The Springfield
