Unions

Trump Suspends Collective Bargaining Negotiations with Federal Unions

26 days ago

In a bold and controversial move, former President Donald Trump has barred federal agencies from engaging in collective bargaining discussions with unions representing federal employees. This unexpected decision aims to reshape labor relations within the government, fostering a significant shift away from previous practices that had encouraged negotiation and compromise between federal workers and their respective unions.

Makino Milling's Union Stands Firm Against Nidec's Proposed Takeover

28 days ago

In a strong display of solidarity, the union representing workers at Makino Milling, a prominent player in the machining and manufacturing industry, has publicly declared its opposition to any potential acquisition by Nidec Corp, a major Japanese motor manufacturer. This announcement comes as Nidec has expressed interest in expanding its reach through the acquisition of Makino, an endeavor that the union believes would jeopardize job security and workplace stability.

Communications Workers Union Ventures into Video Game Industry Organizing Efforts

1 month ago

In a groundbreaking move, the Communications Workers Union (CWU) has officially announced its initiative to organize workers within the burgeoning video game industry. This strategic effort, emblematic of a broader recognition of labor rights in the tech and entertainment sectors, aims to provide support and representation to game developers and other employees facing challenging workplace conditions.

Midnight Strike at Amazon NYC Warehouse: Teamsters Take a Stand

4 months ago

In an unprecedented move, the Teamsters union executed a surprise strike at an Amazon warehouse in Queens, New York, just hours into the early morning on December 20, 2024. The event, aimed at advocating for better working conditions and fair wages, marks a significant escalation in the ongoing labor disputes surrounding the tech giant’s logistics operations.

Game-Changer in Labor Law: Amazon's Mandatory Anti-Union Meetings Outlawed

5 months ago

In a significant ruling that may reshape the landscape of labor relations, a federal judge has declared that Amazon's practice of enforcing mandatory anti-union meetings is illegal. This landmark decision comes at a crucial time as labor groups across the nation push for more rights and transparency in the workplace, especially in corporate giants like Amazon, which has faced mounting criticism over its labor practices.