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democracy is reinstated as the movement’s guiding principle, organized labor will fail in any form. 
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A weeklong series of events has been planned to demand paid leave legislation and a $15 minimum wage in Massachusetts.
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Frito Lay workers ask for a better work/life balance, and a wage increase as the head into contract negotiations.
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CHICAGO, June 8, 2018 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Dr Pepper's Last, Best And Final Offer To Teamsters Goes Down In Flames. Local 727 Driver
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In These Times features award-winning investigative reporting about corporate malfeasance and government wrongdoing, insightful analysis of national and international affairs, and sharp cultural criticism about events and ideas that matter.
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On Tuesday, the union announced that members voted more than 90% in favor of going on strike, if a deal is not reached before the current labor contract expi...
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DETROIT — The UAW-Chrysler National Training Center, embroiled in a multimillion-dollar federal corruption scandal, sued two former Fiat Chrysler Automobiles officials and a union leader’s widow Friday to recover more than $4.4 million in damages. The training center, according to a lawsuit filed in a Michigan circuit court, accuses former FCA labor relations boss Alphon
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PARIS: Unions at Air France on Friday called for a four-day strike starting June 23 over a continuing pay dispute that prompted the resignation of parent ...
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American Herald Tribune is a genuinely independent online media outlet. AHTribune is dedicated to strengthening and supporting independent journalism, and to improving the public's access to independent information sources.
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Britain's biggest companies will from 2020 be legally required to publish the gap between the salary of their chief executive and what they pay ...
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Mike Antonucci’s Union Report appears most Wednesdays; see the full archive The officers and elected representatives of the National Education Association are rarely at odds with each other on major issues.
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Becker's Hospital Review has reported on the following hospital-union events — including protests, legal issues and elections — since May 16.
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The workers that make Amazon’s Echo and Kindles are hugely overwork and underpaid. It’s not much of a surprise to hear that an overseas Amazon factory in China was violating the ...
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Air France unions have announced four new strikes days at the end of June in the latest move in a long-running pay dispute with the French flag carrier.
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The gubernatorial race is the latest arena for a dramatic battle between the Clark County Education Association and the Nevada State Education Association.
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As the Supreme Court gets ready to deal a major blow to public sector unions, here’s a reminder of how much unions do to increase equality in this country. A University of California-Berkeley ...
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Proposed UAW 2865 Disarm/Demilitarize Language Access to a Disarmed and Demilitarized Workplace Lethal weapons, including, but not limited to, guns, tasers, and pepper spray, are prohibited from use by all police and security forces on University campuses.
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The Fight for 15 at Walmart was "surprisingly successful". What tactics should labor organizers consider adopting?
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More than 675 casino workers in the Okanagan have overwhelmingly voted in favour of strike action....
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Three thousand delegates and members of the United Auto Workers will descend on Detroit next week for their Constitutional Convention.They’ll hear happy...
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Chairman Ring announced that NLRB was moving ahead with rulemaking on joint employer standard, as well as upcoming comprehensive internal ethics and recusal review.
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Matthew Fell, chief UK policy director at British employers group, the Confederation of British Industry, said that the new legislation would help develop a better dialogue between boards and employees.
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Amid rampant inequality in America, Disney workers’ fight for a living wage could serve as inspiration for others...
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The U.S. Supreme Court held that arbitration agreements governed by the Federal Arbitration Act (FAA) may lawfully prohibit collective and class actions in employment disputes. ...
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