Eleven “must knows” about safety for Workers Memorial Day
Unions observe Workers Memorial Day to remember those who have suffered and died on the job and to renew our efforts for safe workplaces.
Examining courts' impact on workers and their rights
Here are some recent lower court cases involving workers.
OSHA sets high goals for National Safety Stand-Down event
In a follow-up to Workers Memorial Day, OSHA will stage the largest occupational safety event ever next month.
Rail unions back bill mandating two-member crews on freight trains
"The practice to remove more persons from the right-of-ways of American railroads endangers the general public."
Baltimore unions back Fight for $15
"The same forces that want to privatize the postal system and oppose voting rights want to keep the federal sub-minimum wage just like it is."
Los Angeles city workers demand good-faith bargaining
The City of Los Angeles has been placed on notice that a possible strike may be necessary in the near future if negotiations continued to be stalled.
The fight for $15: A new labor movement is born
Apr. 15 was more than the usual day of demonstrations. It was a turning point in the unity, politics, and organization of the movement to end inequality.
Workers sue Walmart for retaliatory store closings
"It is no accident that they shut down our store, which has been a one of the most successful centers for organizing."
Teachers union leaders split as panel starts rewriting education law
Leaders of the nation's two large teachers' unions are split on a bipartisan effort by a key Senate committee to rewrite the federal aid-to-education law.
Buying elections, local style, in Chicago
The politicians "are marinated in money" says Steelworkers President Leo Gerard.
