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The statement comes just one day after the airline sued its union workers, claiming that they had engaged in an illegal work slowdown to strengthen their hand at the bargaining table.
Continuing his campaign to win widespread union support Sen. Bernie Sanders will propose workers take ownership of individual plants and businesses, out of the hands of the bosses and financiers who back them.
MNA, AFSCME, and MAPE members are picketed outside Anoka Metro Regional Treatment Center yesterday to shine a spotlight on safety concerns after a nurse was violently attacked recently.
In a week of frenzied developments in the organizing drive at the Volkswagen plant in Chattanooga, Tennessee, the National Labor Relations Board tossed out the union’s election petition, the Auto Workers (UAW) immediately refiled it, and the company announced it is removing the plant’s unpopular CEO.
CTUL wants to work with the city to make sure that workers have a seat at the table through an advisory committee.
Metro area members of the Minnesota Nurses Association are picketing to elevate their issues directly to the hospitals.
What made Larry unique was his commitment to grassroots coalition building. He organized rider coalitions, bargained for the public good, initiated progressive ballot measures and embedded the issue of climate change in the politics of the ATU.
The National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) is trying to limit Scabby’s use as part of a wave of anti-union decisions by business-friendly Republican members.
During the current negotiations, Murphy has proposed tripling health care costs despite documents obtained by Teamsters indicating that health care costs for Murphy have actually reduced by 4%.
Seth Ackerman argues that the most straightforward way for Uber to become a workers cooperative, “would be for cities to adopt regulatory codes that only permit ride-sharing by worker-owned firms. Uber would then seamlessly become a software provider.”