National Labor News
Coalition Of Unions ‘Sue To Block New Department Of Education Student Loan Rule’
Published on Friday, August 14, 2026 in National Labor News
(WASHINGTON, D.C.) – The American Federation of State, County & Municipal Employees (AFSCME), the American Federation of Teachers (AFT), National Nurses United (NNU) and the National AFL-CIO have filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Education, challenging the Agency’s new rule that limits the amount of Federal loans students can more»
The Pittsburgh (Union) Progress ‘Comes Roaring Back’
Published on Thursday, August 13, 2026 in National Labor News
(PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA) - The Pittsburgh Union Progress is back in business, still written and published by Members of the Newspaper Guild of Pittsburgh, but without the word “Union” on its masthead.
That’s because the Staffers didn’t just make it a Strike paper, as it was for the last three years of their five-year-plus struggle more»
Judge ‘Rules In Favor Of Organized Labor’ - Republican Ballot Measure In Arizona ‘Aimed At Teachers Union Unconstitutionally Guts Police, Fire Unions Too’
Published on Tuesday, August 11, 2026 in National Labor News
(PHOENIX, ARIZONA) – In a major victory that allows State and Local Government and School District Employees in Arizona to keep their Union Rights, a Judge has blocked an effort to outlaw Collective Bargaining for Public Employees throughout the State.
The Arizona Legislature had until Monday (August 10th) to appeal the ruling but more»
IBEW Member Brian Nathan ‘On Successfully Running For The Florida Senate:’ “The Voters Can Smell if You’re Authentic”
Published on Sunday, August 9, 2026 in National Labor News
After a hard-fought Special Election sent him to the Florida Senate in March, the International Brotherhood of Electrical Worker’s (IBEW) own Brian Nathan is determined to beat the odds again in November. Reporters and pundits declared his first win a major upset: A Pro-Worker, Pro-Union political newcomer prevailing in a Deep-Red District against a more»
‘Chaos In The Magic Kingdom:’ Disneyland ‘Threatens To Take Away’ Paid Leave From Its Costumed Characters Who Work Full-Time & Part-Time As Their Union –-Actors’ Equity - Continues To Bargain A New Contract
Published on Friday, August 7, 2026 in National Labor News
The Los Angeles Times reports Disneyland, one of the most popular destinations for families, has long provided their Employees behind its parades and Costumed Characters with Paid Parental Leave in the weeks after they become new parents. But now those Full-Time and Part-Time Workers, organized under their Union - Actors’ Equity, say Disney has more»
Could This Happen In The United States? - Warehouse Workers In Canada ‘Approve Collective Bargaining Agreement With Walmart’
Published on Thursday, August 6, 2026 in National Labor News
(MISSISSAUGA, CANADA) - In a historic moment for Organized Labor, 800 Walmart Workers employed at a warehouse in the Toronto Suburb of Mississauga have voted -overwhelmingly, to approve their first-ever Collective Bargaining Agreement with the Retail Giant.
The Workers are Members of Unifor Local 252 and their vote marks the first time a Union Contract more»
AFSCME Members ‘Win First Cost-Of-Living Increase For Pennsylvania Retirees In 20 Years’
Published on Wednesday, August 5, 2026 in National Labor News
(HARRISBURG, PENNSYLVANIA) – Pennsylvania State Employees who retired before 2001 are getting Cost-of-Living Adjustments (COLAs) they haven’t received in years, which will help them weather the current affordability crisis - and that’s thanks to working and Retired Members of American Federation of State, County & Municipal (AFSCME) more»
The Teamsters Reach A Tentative & Historic First Union Contract With Corewell Health East That Covers 10,000 Registered Nurses In Michigan
Published on Monday, August 3, 2026 in National Labor News
The State of Michigan’s largest Health Care System has reached a tentative and historic first Union contract with the Teamsters that covers 10,000 Registered Nurses (RNs). The agreement comes after about a year of bargaining between Corewell Health East and Teamsters Local 2024. And the three-year deal comes after 10,000 Nurses voted three-to-one to more»
Ascend Wellness Teamsters ‘Win Biggest Cannabis Strike In U.S. History’ - Workers ‘Ratify Strong Contract With Improved Wages, Benefits & Protections’
Published on Sunday, August 2, 2026 in National Labor News
(BARRY, ILLINOIS) – More than 300 Workers at Ascend Wellness’s Grow House in Barry, Illinois have overwhelmingly ratified their first contract with Teamsters Local 916 and ended a 30-day Unfair Labor Practice (ULP) Strike that was the largest in the history of the Legal Cannabis Industry.
“This victory belongs to the Men and Women at more»
Ghirardelli Closes Flagship San Francisco Shop As Union-Represented Workers Strike
Published on Friday, July 31, 2026 in National Labor News
Aidin Vaziri at The San Francisco Chronicle reports Ghirardelli has closed its flagship Chocolate and Ice Cream Shop in San Francisco after Union Workers walked off the job, prompting Picketers to move to another company location that remained open in Ghirardelli Square. The Original Ghirardelli Chocolate & Ice Cream Shop shut down after Workers began a more»
New Cornell University Research Asks: Would You Work Harder If You Knew Your Boss Was Anti-Union?
Published on Thursday, July 30, 2026 in National Labor News
Pavithra Mohan at Fast Company reports Unions have grown more popular in recent years, with 16.5 million Workers represented by a Union in 2025 - the highest share of the overall workforce in 16 years. As Workers have mounted high-profile Union Campaigns at companies like Starbucks and Amazon, some employers have openly pushed back on those efforts, in turn more»
A U.S. Appeals Court’ Rejects An NLRB Rule Locking New Owners Into’ Union Bargaining
Published on Wednesday, July 29, 2026 in National Labor News
Regielyn Santiago at Human Resources Director reports a Federal Appeals Court has thrown out a National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) rule that forced new business owners to bargain with an inherited Union, even without majority support. The U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit ruled the NLRB's "successor bar" is inconsistent with more»
Skagit News Workers In The Pacific Northwest ‘Go On Strike For Fair Pay, AI Protections & More’
Published on Tuesday, July 28, 2026 in National Labor News
News Workers at The Skagit Valley Herald, Anacortes American and Stanwood-Camano News, who are represented by the Pacific Northwest Newspaper Guild, are on Strike. After nine months of negotiating with owner Adams MultiMedia, the company has continued to insist it wants “no limitation on the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI),” including the more»
There’s A ‘Major Drive Underway To Unionize 10,000 Doctors’ On The West Coast
Published on Monday, July 27, 2026 in National Labor News
(SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA) - The ills of the Nation’s Medical System, especially privatization of hospitals and nursing homes whose investors put profits over patients, are driving increasing numbers of Doctors to Unionize.
But it’s not just 500 Physicians in Minnesota or several hundred more in Chicago.
Now, the Service Employees more»
Detroit IBEW Local ‘Transforms Blighted Neighborhoods With Solar Power’
Published on Sunday, July 26, 2026 in National Labor News
(DETROIT, MICHIGAN) - One of Detroit’s latest revitalization projects is transforming vacant and blighted areas of land into solar arrays and International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) Local 58 Members are helping to make that happen.
Billions of dollars have been funneled into Detroit’s coffers to fund a number of projects aimed at more»
University Of California Resident Doctors ‘Win Historic’ Statewide Contract ‘After Year-Long Fight’ - 6,400+ Resident & Fellow Physicians ‘Secure Crucial Support for Fair Wages, Benefit Protections & Workplace Safety With A Focus On Improved’ Patient
Published on Thursday, July 23, 2026 in National Labor News
(THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA) - After a year of tough negotiations, coordinated collective actions and increasing political support, the Unionized Resident Physicians and Fellows at the University of California (UC) have reached a tentative agreement on their first statewide contract with UC Health.
Represented by the Committee of Interns and Residents more»
The Teamsters ‘Land An Industry-Leading Deal’ At United Airlines - Union ‘Secures Agreement In Principle For 11,000 Mechanics & Related Employees Nationwide’
Published on Wednesday, July 22, 2026 in National Labor News
(WASHINGTON, D.C.) – The Teamsters Union has reached an agreement in principle with United Airlines (UA) on a new contract for more than 11,000 Mechanics and related Employees nationwide, delivering a major victory after nearly two years of relentless bargaining and Member-led contract action.
The full Bargaining Committee, made up of UA Business more»
Members Of ESC/IFPTE Ratify New Contract With Pacific Gas And Electric That Includes The Union’s ‘Highest-Ever’ Wage Increases
Published on Tuesday, July 21, 2026 in National Labor News
(OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA) - Members of the Engineers and Scientists of California (ESC)/ International Federation of Professional and Technical Engineers (IFPTE) Local 20, have voted to ratify a new contract with Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) that includes the Union’s highest-ever wage increase.
The ESC represents nearly 5,000 more»
'Let's Brew It In The United States” - Teamsters ‘Target’ Modelo & Corona ‘In Push For Mexican Beer Tariffs’ - Union President Says ‘U.S. Workers Can Brew The Same Recipes, Wants Production Shifted To American Breweries’
Published on Monday, July 20, 2026 in National Labor News
The International Brotherhood of Teamsters wants President Donald Trump to make one of America's favorite imports a lot more American. The Teamsters are urging the Administration to impose significant tariffs on Mexican beer, arguing more of it should be brewed by U.S. Workers instead of across the border. The Teamsters argue Mexico has fueled its Brewing more»
The AFT ‘Posts Highest-Ever Membership Of 1.88 Million As Union Popularity Surges’ - ‘Eight Years After’ Janus Decision ‘Meant To Decimate’ Public Sector Unions, Educators, Health Care Workers & Public Workers ‘Organize In Record Numbers’
Published on Friday, July 17, 2026 in National Labor News
(WASHINGTON, D.C.) -The American Federation of Teachers (AFT) has topped the highest Membership in its 110-year history as Workers across America flock to organize with the 1.88 million-strong Union that cares, fights, shows up and “gets shit done.”
At the AFT’s 89th Biennial Convention this week, Union President Randi Weingarten more»
“It’s A Grass-Roots Campaign, Boots On The Ground” - The American Postal Workers Union Launches The ‘Protect Our Public Postal Service’ Drive
Published on Thursday, July 16, 2026 in National Labor News
(DETROIT, MICHIGAN) - Well, now we know why U.S. mail delivery has been so slow in Downtown Detroit: At one point, the United States Postal Service (USPS) closed 10 of the 11 local Post Offices there - including the one serving the rapidly growing business and residential area around the Renaissance Center.
But then the American Postal Workers Union (APWU) more»
The Writers Guild Of America ‘Files A Lawsuit To Block’ The Paramount-Warner Brothers Discovery Merger
Published on Wednesday, July 15, 2026 in National Labor News
(LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA & NEW YORK CITY) - The Writers Guild of America East and Writers Guild of America West (jointly WGA), have filed suit to block the proposed merger of Paramount Skydance and Warner Brothers Discovery on the grounds that it violates Federal Anti-Trust Law and would cause specific harm to Writers.
“With fewer competitors, more»
Michigan Republicans ‘Vote To Strip Child Labor Protections’
Published on Monday, July 13, 2026 in National Labor News
(LANSING, MICHIGAN) - In a blatant move that puts corporate profits far ahead of children’s safety, Michigan House Republicans have passed legislation that would gut the State’s Youth Work Permit System before it even takes full effect.
House Bill 5727, sponsored by Republican Representative Mike Hoadley, would eliminate the requirement for more»
More than 4,000 Nurses Employed At Brigham And Women's Hospital In Boston Strike & Then Are Locked Out In The ‘Largest Health Care Walkout In Massachusetts History’
Published on Sunday, July 12, 2026 in National Labor News
(BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS) - More than 4,000 Nurses employed at Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston initiated the largest Strike last week by Nurses and Health Care Professionals in Massachusetts History, according to the Massachusetts Nurses Association (MNA). But when they tried to return to work Thursday (July 16th) morning, the Hospital locked them more»
CWA-Represented Piedmont Airlines Members ‘Win Historic’ Wage Settlement
Published on Friday, July 10, 2026 in National Labor News
(WASHINGTON, D.C.) - After nearly three years of negotiations with the company, Piedmont Passenger Services Workers who are represented by the Communications Workers of America (CWA) have won a historic settlement totaling nearly $2 million in wages owed to Workers.
CWA Chief of Staff Sylvia Ramos, who led the settlement negotiations, said she was informed more»
Union-Represented Michigan Nurses On Strike, ‘Fight For Freedom From Unfair Wages & Union-Busting’
Published on Tuesday, July 7, 2026 in National Labor News
(ALMA, MICHIGAN) - While much of the country fired up grills and watched fireworks this Independence Day weekend, most of the 178 Registered Nurses (RNs) employed at MyMichigan Medical Center Alma walked the picket line instead, fighting for their own kind of freedom - freedom from unfair wages, unsafe staffing and a Hospital Administration they say has more»
The UAW Indicts ‘Free’ Trade, Demands ‘Pro-Worker Deal Or None At All’
Published on Monday, July 6, 2026 in National Labor News
Cameron Harrison at People’s World reports the United Auto Workers (UAW) is challenging the Big Capitalist-driven trade policies that have gutted American manufacturing and wrecked Working-Class Communities across the country.
In a new white paper: Trade and the American Dream: NAFTA, the USMCA, and the Future of the Working Class, the Union lays out more»
Production Assistants Ratify Three Warner Brothers TV Union Contracts
Published on Sunday, July 5, 2026 in National Labor News
Members of Production Assistants United, an affiliate of Laborers Local 724, who work on three Warner Brothers’ shows have ratified their first Union contracts. Staffers on Abbott Elementary, Georgie & Mandy’s First Marriage and All American all unanimously approved their separate agreements. Highlights include a minimum wage rate of $20 an more»
UNITE HERE-Represented Philadelphia Hospitality Workers ‘Unanimously Ratify A New Contract To End A Nine-Day Strike’ - Deal Features ‘Wages Increases To $30-Per-Hour For Non-Tipped Employees By January 2028’
Published on Thursday, July 2, 2026 in National Labor News
(PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA) - After a nine-day Strike, Members of UNITE HERE Local 274 have unanimously ratified a new contract that covers 170 Workers employed at the Sheraton Philadelphia Downtown Hotel that will run through January 2028. The Hospitality Workers walked off the job at the City’s largest Union Hotel as World Cup games started and more»
The National AFL-CIO ‘Applauds The U.S. Supreme Court’s Decision To Uphold Birthright Citizenship’
Published on Wednesday, July 1, 2026 in National Labor News
(WASHINGTON, D.C.) – National AFL-CIO President Liz Shuler issued the following statement in response to the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision affirming Birthright Citizenship:
The Supreme Court upheld one of the fundamental promises of our Constitution: That every child born in the United States is a Citizen of the United States.
This decision more»
It’s The ‘First ILWU Strike In Decades Against A Major’ California Sugar Producer Sugar Giant ‘As A Walkout By Union Workers Centers On Wages & Benefits’
Published on Monday, June 29, 2026 in National Labor News
Stuart Chirls at FreightWaves reports a walkout by Workers represented by the International Longshore and Warehouse Union (ILWU) over wages and benefits is marking the first Strike in decades against a major California Sugar Producer. The ILWU Strike at C&H Sugar in Crockett led by Warehouse Local 6 is reportedly over health care, retiree benefits, sick more»
‘Automation Is Displacing Union Workers’ - The UAW Is ‘Furious After GM Replaces More Than 1,000 Workers At Detroit Assembly Plant With 50 Robots’
Published on Thursday, June 25, 2026 in National Labor News
Stefan Milovanovic at Geek Spin reports more than 1,000 Workers at General Motors’ (GM) flagship Detroit Assembly Plant were idled, many of them indefinitely, as the company installed 50 robots. The United Auto Workers (UAW) is calling the move exactly what it appears to be: automation is displacing people. The robots in question, known as more»
“We Are Going To Fight For What We Deserve” - Unionized Hotel Workers In Philadelphia Go On Strike Amid World Cup, America 250 Celebrations
Published on Wednesday, June 24, 2026 in National Labor News
UNITE HERE Local 274 Members are on Strike at the Sheraton Philadelphia Downtown - the largest Union Hotel in the City. Hospitality Workers are demanding wages and benefits in line with the new city-wide standard, which five other Union Hotels have already secured, including: A $30-per-hour wage For Non-Tipped Employees by 2028; A decrease from a 16-room to more»
The American Federation Of Teachers & The Minnesota AFL-CIO ‘Slam’ The Federal Indictment Of ‘Metro Surge’ Protesters
Published on Monday, June 22, 2026 in National Labor News
(ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA) – The American Federation of Teachers (AFT) and the Minnesota AFL-CIO are slamming a grand jury indictment of 15 Minnesotans for opposing President Donald Trump’s “Operation Metro Surge” that targeted Immigrants in the Twin Cities. Daniel Rosen, Trump’s U.S. Attorney for Minnesota, told reporters the 15, more»
The UFCW ‘Celebrates Passage Of First Statewide Self-Checkout Legislation In Rhode Island’ - Bill ‘Mandates 1:3 Staffing Ratio For Self-Checkout Stands,’ Heads To Governor’s Desk For Signature
Published on Thursday, June 18, 2026 in National Labor News
(PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND) – The United Food and Commercial Workers International Union (UFCW) and UFCW Local 328, which represents Grocery Workers across the State of Rhode Island, is celebrating the Rhode Island Legislature’s passage of S. 2342/H. 7290, which mandates a staffing ratio of one Grocery Worker for every three self-checkout more»
“We Are In A Fight For Humanity” - United Auto Workers President Fain ‘Warns Of Artificial Intelligence Threat’
Published on Wednesday, June 17, 2026 in National Labor News
Luke Ramseth at The Detroit News reports United Auto Workers (UAW) President Shawn Fain is calling Artificial Intelligence (AI) and humanoid robots a "profound threat" that imperil more than just jobs. "We need to be clear about this: We are in a fight for humanity," the labor leader told UAW members gathered at the UAW's Quadrennial Constitutional more»
NewsGuild President Says ‘Media Consolidation Threatens Democracy’
Published on Tuesday, June 16, 2026 in National Labor News
Mark Gruenberg at People’s World reports intense pressure from the Trump Administration and the consolidation of Mass Media ownership into “four or five” newspaper chains - as some owners, in pursuit of profits and permissions, play along with President Donald Trump, poses a big threat to independent news in the U.S., NewsGuild President more»
Major Resolutions Passed By At The National AFL-CIO Convention ‘Reflect A Strong, Growing Labor Movement’
Published on Sunday, June 14, 2026 in National Labor News
(MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA) – Last week’s 30th National AFL‑CIO Constitutional Convention was a step towards strengthening Organized Labor’s fight back against the Anti-Worker Trump regime and building Working-Class unity. Convention Delegates re-elected President Liz Shuler and Secretary‑Treasurer Fred Redmond, welcomed the Service more»
‘After 10 Days Holding The Line, UAW Local 2093 Members ‘Lock In $30 By 2030 With Tentative Agreement At American Axle’
Published on Thursday, June 11, 2026 in National Labor News
(DETROIT, MICHIGAN) - After walking out on Strike at midnight on June 1st, United Auto Workers (UAW) Local 2093 Members employed at American Axle/Dauch Corporation have reached a tentative contract agreement with the company that secures the Workers’ top-line demand of $30 per hour by 2030 - a more than 36% increase to the top wage rate over four more»
Just Days Before The Start Of The World Cup/FIFA Soccer Matches In The U.S., UNITE HERE-Represented SoFi Stadium Workers In Los Angeles ‘Win A Historic Contract’ That Also ‘Reserves The Right To Strike If ICE Threatens Safety’
Published on Wednesday, June 10, 2026 in National Labor News
(LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA) - With the 2026 FIFA World Cup just days away, UNITE HERE Local 11 has announced a tentative agreement has been reached with Legends Hospitality that covers 2,000 Food and Beverage Workers employed at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles.
The agreement secures massive wage increases, landmark job protections and ground-breaking privacy more»
SAG-AFTRA Members ‘Overwhelmingly Approve’ 2026 TV/Theatrical Tentative Contract Agreement That Features ‘Significant & Meaningful Gains For A Variety Of Member Categories While Protecting & Celebrating Human Performance’
Published on Tuesday, June 9, 2026 in National Labor News
(LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA) – Screen Actors Guild-American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (SAG-AFTRA) Members have ratified the 2026 TV/Theatrical Agreement with the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers (AMPTP).
Members approved the new, multi-year contracts covering television, theatrical and streaming production by a vote more»
In Los Angeles, UNITE HERE Local 11-Represented SoFi Stadium Workers ‘Authorize Strike Ahead Of World Cup Opener’
Published on Monday, June 8, 2026 in National Labor News
Michele McPhee at Los Angeles Magazine reports 2,000 Union-represented SoFi Stadium Workers have voted overwhelmingly to authorize a Strike just a week before the venue will stage the first FIFA World Cup game in the United States in more than three decades. Negotiations are continuing on a contract between UNITE HERE Local 11, which represents the more»
San Diego REI Workers Win Union Election, ‘Become The Largest Unionized Store In The U.S.’ - ‘Comes Days After Historic Worker-Led Boycott Turns Away Thousands Of REI Customers Across 30 States’
Published on Sunday, June 7, 2026 in National Labor News
(SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA) – The REI Union has announced Workers at REI’s San Diego Store have voted to join United Food and Commercial Workers Union (UFCW) Local 135.
The San Diego location is REI’s third-largest in the country by revenue and the 12th and largest REI Store in the country to Unionize with the UFCW/Retail, Wholesale and more»
Unite HERE ‘Uses World Cup As Leverage Versus ICE & For Strike Votes’
Published on Friday, June 5, 2026 in National Labor News
Mark Gruenberg at People’s World reports Unite HERE Locals, whose Members - most of them Workers of Color and almost all among the Nation’s most-exploited employees, in hotels, restaurants and stadiums, are using the pending World Cup soccer games in the U.S. as leverage to ban Republican President Donald Trump’s vicious and violent ICE more»
UAW Strike At Axel Plant In Michigan ‘Threatens General Motors Truck Production’ - GM ‘Has Two Weeks Before A Strike Could Hit Silverado & Sierra Production’
Published on Wednesday, June 3, 2026 in National Labor News
From CNBC: Nearly 1,000 United Auto Workers (UAW)-represented Workers employed at a Michigan Supplier Plant that makes parts for General Motors (GM) pickup trucks went on Strike Monday (June 1st) after failing to reach a new contract with the company. Workers at an Axle and Components Plant in Three Rivers, Michigan for Dauch Corporation - formerly known as more»
The Printing Packaging & Production Workers Union Merges With The IAM
Published on Tuesday, June 2, 2026 in National Labor News
The Printing Packaging & Production Workers Union of North America (PPPWU) is merging with the 600,000-Member International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers (IAM).
PPPWU International President Israel Castro said: “I believe that together, the IAM and PPPWU will be a true force for our Members.”
PPPWU Members will be more»
The Union Avoidance Industry ‘Is Worth $1.7 Billion’ And ‘Florida Union Busters Are Cashing In’ - Union Avoidance Firms ‘Based In The Sunshine State Reported Millions Of Dollars In Earnings From Companies Like Amazon In 2025 Alone’
Published on Monday, June 1, 2026 in National Labor News
McKenna Schueler at Orlando Weekly reports U.S. employers collectively spend an estimated $1.7 billion each year to prevent their Workers from Unionizing, according to a new report from the Economic Policy Institute and Non-Profit Watchdog Group LaborLab. The $1.7 billion figure includes spending on law firms such as Littler Mendelson that specialize in more»
The Strike By Harvard Graduate Students Union-United Auto Workers-Represented Members ‘Becomes The Longest In The Union’s History’
Published on Sunday, May 31, 2026 in National Labor News
Members of Harvard Graduate Students Union-United Auto Workers (HGSU-UAW) Local 5118 continue to hold the line for a fair contract as their Strike enters its sixth week and becomes the longest work stoppage in the Union’s History. Graduate Workers first walked off the job following 14 months of ongoing negotiations and nearly a year of working under more»
University of California Information Technology Workers ‘Go Union,’ Join UPTE-CWA To ‘Form The Largest Tech Union In The U.S.’
Published on Friday, May 29, 2026 in National Labor News
In California, 2,100 Information Technology (IT) Professionals employed at the University of California (UC) have voted overwhelmingly to join the University Professional and Technical Employees-Communications Workers of America (UPTE-CWA) Local 9119.
This is the largest Tech Industry Organizing Campaign in U.S. history and brings the total number of IT more»
Massachusetts Rideshare Drivers ‘Make History As App Drivers Union Becomes First Certified Union Of Rideshare Drivers In The U.S.’ - ‘Nearly 70,000 Become Largest Private Workforce To Win Union Recognition Since Ford Auto Workers In 1941’
Published on Wednesday, May 27, 2026 in National Labor News
(BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS) - In a watershed moment for the Nation’s Labor Movement, Rideshare Drivers in Massachusetts with the App Drivers Union (ADU) have become the first Statewide Rideshare Union in the country to win official recognition, creating a path toward negotiating better pay, job protections on behalf of nearly 70,000 Rideshare Drivers more»
























