Biden nominating House aide Richard Trumka Jr. to Consumer Product Safety Commission
President Joe Biden nominated Richard Trumka Jr., a House aide and the son of AFL-CIO president Richard Trumka, to the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) on Tuesday.
United Airlines to hire 25,000 after largest order ever
United Airlines expects to hire about 25,000 additional union employees by 2026 as part of its largest-ever order for 270 Boeing and Airbus jets.
UAW leaders pick Secretary-Treasurer Ray Curry to run union
United Auto Workers Secretary-Treasurer Ray Curry has been elected president of the union.
UAW President Rory Gamble retiring
Rory Gamble, a former Ford Motor Co. factory worker who led the United Auto Workers through one of the most turbulent periods in its history, is retiring effective June 30 after nearly a half-century of union membership.
Teamsters vote to help organize Amazon workers
One of America’s largest labor unions passed a resolution Thursday designed to aid Amazon. com Inc. workers in eventually achieving a union contract, a move aimed at putting further labor pressure on the e-commerce giant following a recent failed unionization effort in Alabama.
Teamsters target Amazon with resolution aimed at unionizing
The International Brotherhood of Teamsters, one of the United States' largest and most powerful unions, will introduce a resolution Tuesday to create an Amazon-specific division which will aid and fully fund efforts to unionize the e-commerce giant's employees across the country as well as defend existing logistics industry standards.
Condé Nast agrees to contract with New Yorker union, averting strike
Condé Nast has agreed to its first contract with unionized employees at the New Yorker and two other publications, marking the media company’s first labor agreement in its history and averting a threatened strike after 2½ years of negotiations.
MLB, players' union facing all-star lawsuit for pulling game out of Atlanta
A conservative group representing small businesses says the MLB's decision to boycott Atlanta as the site of its All-Star game over its objection to Georgia’s voting law is grounds for a lawsuit.
Amazon rolls out ZenBooth for warehouse employees
The tiny booths, also known as "Mindful Practice Rooms," are part of the e-commerce giant's recently announced WorkingWell program.
Biden to deliver 'major' speech on the economy, defending his record and pushing massive new spending
President Biden is set to deliver a "major" speech on the economy Thursday afternoon in Cleveland, Ohio, and is expected to tout his record, saying it is "working," while pushing new spending plans as the economy stands at an "inflection point."
Grocery, retail union blasts CEOs for lifting mask policies saying workers still facing 'daily COVID risks'
The United Food and Commercial Workers (UFCW) represents 1.3 million food and retail employees including those working at Kroger, CVS, Albertsons and Macys.
Federal labor agency cheered Biden's firing of Trump appointee, hiring of new attorney: 'a REFRESHING change'
National Labor Relations Board lawyers and employees cheered the Biden administration's Inauguration Day firing of former NLRB General Counsel Peter Robb, a Trump appointee, documents show. Peter Ohr was appointed to the role.
Schools teaching critical race theory means pitting students against one another: Ian Prior
Fightforourschools.com executive director Ian Prior weighs in on critical race theory being taught in schools and the CDC's decisions being influenced by teachers unions.
Extending federal unemployment benefits is 'disincentive' to economic recovery: Texas lawmaker
Rep. Jodey Arrington, R-Texas, on certain states rejecting the proposal to extend unemployment benefits, gas shortages, and the border crisis.
Fear of COVID remains high while cases drop dramatically
The Federalist New York correspondent David Marcus weighs in on the CDC's latest coronavirus precautionary guidance measures
Teachers unions held students' education 'hostage': Independent Women's Forum Dir.
Independent Women's Forum Director Patrice Lee Onwuka rips the teachers unions, arguing students are getting 'caught in the crossfire.'
Ron Johnson: Electrical grid security is an 'existential threat'
Wisconsin Republican reacts to pipeline cyber attack saying the United State is 'just not prepared' on 'Kudlow'
Amazon's Alabama union vote: US labor board reviews objections
Amazon's union problems are not over yet, as a labor board reviews allegations the retail giant interfered in the RWDSU's efforts to organize.
Amazon hiking wages for 500,000 workers amid hiring spree for 'tens of thousands' of jobs
Amazon Inc. said it will give more than 500,000 workers a pay raise, incentivizing more people to join the e-commerce giant, which is looking to fill "tens of thousands" of new positions nationwide.
Police groups to push back on probes in talks with Merrick Garland
Leaders of the nation’s largest law-enforcement organizations and unions said they would air their concerns directly to Attorney General Merrick Garland on Friday over the Justice Department’s broad civil-rights probe into the Minneapolis Police Department.