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- The IAM & The United Launch Alliance Agree On A New Three-Year Contract For The Workers Who Build & Launch Its Rockets
- “We Deserve Respect, Recognition And Fair Wages To Keep Up With The High Cost Of Living Today” - Cedars-Sinai Workers ‘Strike For First Time In Decades, Seek Higher Wages Amid’ Inflation
- Numerous Unions Join Texas AFL-CIO In Amicus Brief To ‘Stop’ Governor Greg Abbott & Attorney General Ken Paxton ‘From Reducing’ Construction Worker Wages
- A Consortium Of Labor Unions Call On The National Mediation Board To Proffer Arbitration In Negotiations On A New & Major Railroad Contract After More Than Two Years Of Fruitless Bargaining
- National Nurses United: Likely Supreme Court Ruling On Reproductive Rights ‘Poses Major Threat’ To Patients’ Health & Security
- NLRB: Unionizing Petitions ‘Up 57%’ In The Last Six Months
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Labor News From Washington, D.C.
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- Target Workers ‘Are Joining The Union Wave’ - Employees At A Store In Virginia Have Filed For A Union Election, ‘With More Locations Potentially To Come’
- U.S. Labor Secretary Walsh Hears Nurses ‘Discuss Experiences Amid Pandemic, Concerns About Staffing, Job Quality’ During National Nurses Week
- Amazon Labor Union Leader ‘Puts Lindsey Graham In His Place’ - Chris Smalls ‘Fired Back’ At Graham During A Senate Budget Hearing While Wearing A Jacket With The Words "Eat The Rich" Stitched On The Front
- ‘Considered A First In The U.S.,’ North America’s Building Trades Unions & Ørsted Agree On A PLA For The Construction Of Offshore Wind Energy Farms - With American Labor
- White House To Host Union Organizers Today From Amazon & Starbucks
- U.S. Department Of Labor & LinkedIn ‘Enter Agreement To Resolve Alleged Pay Discrimination’ On Behalf Of 686 Female Workers In California - Employment Networking Site Operator ‘To Pay $1.8 Million In Back Wages & Interest’
Buffalo and Western New York Labor News
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- ‘A Great Day Of Union Giving!’ - The National Association Of Letter Carriers-Led 30th Annual Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive ‘Is Back After A Two-Year Hiatus’ Due To The Coronavirus Pandemic, Takes Place This Saturday, May 14th
- Niagara-Orleans Labor Council President ‘Calls Out’ Elected Officials At Workers’ Memorial Event, Wants Hearings On Workers’ Comp Reform - Tells Story Of Worker ‘Who Put A Gun In His Mouth Because He Couldn’t Take The Pain Anymore’
- ‘In Case You Did Not Know’ - Here’s How Unions Strengthen Communities & Democracy
- The Western New York AFL-CIO Area Labor Federation On The Recently-Adopted New York State Budget: “It Provides Needed Dollars For An Entire List Of Social And Economic Programs That Directly Assist Working People”
- ‘In Their Own Labor Words’ - UAW Region 9 International Representative Lonnie Everett: “Voting Is A Significant Part Of Our Lives Because We Know The Power Of The Vote!”
- “We’re ‘Here To Put Employers (Who Fail To Provide A Safe Workplace) On Notice, We’re Coming For You’” - Workers’ Memorial Day Observance In Western New York: WNYALF & Buffalo Labor Council Honor Deceased & Injured Workers
New York City Labor News
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- New York State Iron Workers District Council President James Mahoney: ‘The Top Priority, Right Now, Is To Organize’
- “Despite Their Good Union Jobs They Need To Move Outside The City To Find A Place They Can Afford To Live And Raise Their Families” - New York City Labor Unions Rally For The Construction Of The One45 Harlem Apartment Towers Project
- ‘Labor Must Defend the Rights of Women’ - Unions ‘Blast’ U.S. Supreme Court Draft Opinion ‘Ending Federal Right To Access Abortion’
- Attorney General James ‘Recovers More Than $2.9 Million For Hundreds Of New York City Marriott Workers Denied Full’ Severance Pay - Workers ‘Fired Due To COVID-19 Crisis To Receive Additional’ Severance Pay
- The Transit Workers Union ‘Pushes Back’ On New York State’s Climate Action Draft Plan, Calls It A “Job-Killing Disaster”
- The MET Gala ‘Isn't A Glamorous Night For Condé Nast Workers Trying To Unionize’ - 350 Staffers Send Letter To Condé Nast ‘Asking Leadership To Recognize Their Union, Correctly Noting’ "Prestige Doesn't Pay The Bills"
New York State Labor News
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- 1199 SEIU Health Care Workers Join NYS Elected Officials ‘To Call For The Passage Of The Reinvest In NY Healthcare Act,’ Which ‘Will Work To Keep Vital Health Care Dollars Here & Not In The Pockets Of Out-Of-State Insurance Company Shareholders’
- New York Appeals Court Dismisses New York Attorney General Letitia James’ Lawsuit Against Amazon
- Advocates - Including SEIU, ‘Demonstrate Broad Support For Final Passage To Address Fossil Fuel Burning Power Plants Used For Crypto Mining’
- “Every Worker Deserves To Make It Home At The End Of The Day” - The CSEA Joins With The NYS Department of Transportation & Thruway Authority ‘To Urge The Public To Use Extra Caution When Driving In Work Zones’
- NYSNA Statement On The Leaked Supreme Court Draft Opinion On Roe V. Wade
- A ‘Greener’ SUNY: United University Professions ‘Urges Support From’ State Leaders To ‘Enact Stronger Sustainability Measures Across’ SUNY Schools
Organizing News From Across The U.S.A.
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- Effort Underway To Unionize Non-Tenure-Track Faculty At Skidmore College
- The NLRB ‘Comes Down Hard On Starbucks’ - Labor Board ‘Issues Massive Complaint Against Starbucks’ Charging Illegal Union-Busting’
- Independent Union ‘Gets Card Check Win’ At Massachusetts Movie Theater
- "Organizing Is Contagious" - Starbucks Workers ‘Drive Nationwide Surge In Union Organizing’
- ‘Despite Management’s Fierce Opposition,’ Workers At Massachusetts Hospital Vote To Unionize With AFSCME
- “We’re Hearing From More Workers Than Ever Before That A Union Is What They Need To Get The Pay, Benefits, And Treatment On The Job That They Deserve” - Hundreds Of Workers At Red Wing Shoe Facility In Missouri File Petition For Union Election
Apprenticeship & Training News
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- Carpenters ‘Class Of All Women Is Building Walls, Breaking Barriers’
- Here’s ‘Seven Reasons Why The Skilled Trades May Be The Best Path For Your Teen’ - ‘There Will Be Millions Of Trade Job Openings This Year & A Skills-Based Career Might Be A Great Fit For Your Kid’
- In The State Of Ohio, ‘There Are So Many Jobs, But So Few Union Electricians’
- Trades Women ‘Are Organizing Together’ In The Rhode Island Building & Construction Trades Women’s Council
- Plumbers & Steamfitters’ Veterans In Piping Program ‘Helps’ Marine Sergeant ‘Land Good Paying Career After Exiting The Military’
- Teamsters Local 1932 Introduces Five-Week Cannabis Cultivation Training Program
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