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“Solidarity is How We Win”
The AFL-CIO Executive Council released a statement on July 10, 2024, regarding their support for President Biden and Kamala Harris’ upcoming campaign. The Council has voiced its opinion in their
The AFL-CIO Executive Council released a statement on July 10, 2024, regarding their support for President Biden and Kamala Harris’ upcoming campaign. The Council has voiced its opinion in their
The latest battle cry from the Teamsters against their new nemesis Amazon involves what they say is an exploitative Delivery Service Partner (DSP) program. A bipartisan coalition of Senators is
National Nurses United (NNU) are raising their voices about the recent Supreme Court decision that has overturned a 1984 legal precedent. The decision was 6-3, with conservative justices now having
After a day of striking, six Diamond District residential workers started to see results. A group of unionized five cleaners and a unionized fire safety director went on strike on
On Wednesday, July 10, doctors and residents at Montefiore Medical Center, located in the Bronx in New York City, will hold a rally and voice their concerns regarding their many
Republicans and Democratic representatives Donald Norcross (D-NJ), Chris Smith (R-NJ), Haley Stevens (D-MI), and Mike Lawler (R-NY) have joined together in introducing the Warehouse Worker Protection Act. The current conditions
Gwen Mills, the recently elected President of UNITE HERE, is now the first woman ever to lead the union. Mills has long-term experience: among many other achievements, she has been
On June 26, the Independent Drivers Guild, a driver-led advocacy group, held a rally outside the headquarters of Uber, in Long Island City. The rally was at full-steam to protest
President Biden has announced that OSHA has proposed the nation’s first-ever federal safety standard regarding heat in the workplace. Recently, the Teamsters won heat safety protections for UPS workers as
The fight over the switch from traditional Medicare and Medigap to Medicare Advantage for retirees is not over. Now, despite a number of losses in the courts, the Adams administration