UAW could strike Fiat-Chrysler at 11:59 p.m. tonight
UAW workers overwhelmingly rejected the tentative agreement UAW leadership had previously reached with Fiat-Chrysler.
Bernie Sanders introduces major labor law reform bill
The bill allows workers to unionize through a simple majority card-check vote and ensures that companies can't stop a union from forming by denying a first contract.
Trumka on opposing Pacific Trade Pact: “It’s not just us"
Trumka says a wide-ranging coalition has already formed and is growing, to stop the scheme.
Communications Workers, Teamsters reach tentative pact for 15,000 at American Airlines
The CWA and the Teamsters reached a tentative first contract for 15,000 passenger services agents at American Airlines.
Who was Casey Jones? Hint: Not just a Joe Hill song
Jonathan Luther "John""Casey" Jones from Jackson, Tenn., was an American railroader who worked for the Illinois Central Railroad.
SEIU members: “When we fight, we win!”
They came from cities up and down the East Coast to show their unity and support for each other in ongoing contract struggles.
UAW members apparently reject FiatChrysler pact
A key issue in the rejection was the pact's apparent free hand to FiatChrysler to shift jobs between U.S. plants or to Mexico.
Angry UAW workers unhappy with proposed Fiat Chrysler contract
The UAW International is withholding comments until the workers have all voted.
Silicon Valley labor, religion, community call for "disrupting inequality"
Groups came together to demonstrate their support for the workers at the Hyatt Regency Santa Clara and Citrix who are fighting for quality jobs and fair treatment at the workplace.
California judge throws out anti-union election, points to grower money
An administrative law judge threw out one of the dirtiest decertification elections in recent labor history.
