
AFL-CIO Partners With Chris Gardner Foundation To Give Students Path To Middle Class
The AFL-CIO and its affiliated unions and partners are offering students with limited economic opportunities an early path to the middle class. The program launched

The AFL-CIO and its affiliated unions and partners are offering students with limited economic opportunities an early path to the middle class. The program launched

New York, NY – On Tuesday, October 4, Winifer Pena Ruiz, a recently terminated Chipotle worker, was joined by former coworkers, union members, elected officials, and community

1,000 Airport Fast Food Workers on Strike at San Francisco International Airport 1,000 workers at the San Francisco International Airport are on strike. The airport

For the past 20 years, the Workers’ Compensation Board has been slowly moving from a paper-based system to one that is technology-based. Earlier this year, it

Workers at a Trader Joe’s in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, filed a petition to organize a union on Friday, September 23rd. They say they want a living

Dozens of CWA members along with labor leaders and politicians rallied on September 21st at 4 Irving Place in downtown Manhattan to protest Con Edison’s

City Hall, NY – New York City Council’s 2022 Pay Equity Report finds pay inequities remain, particularly among women, and Black and Latino municipal workers.

Workers at a Home Depot store in Philadelphia have filed paperwork to unionize. The petition, filed with the NLRB, seeks representation for 274 workers. Merchandising,

Baltimore, MD – Walters Workers United is seeking to organize employees of the Walters Art Museum in Baltimore. The group has affiliated with AFSCME Council

After the terrorist attacks at the World Trade Center on September 11th, the Legislature added Article 8-A to make it easier for World Trade Center