BoSS dissolves workers’ union as striking staff challenge decision

UK workers are facing the same problems across the country. We should join together to fight them

Imagine the power workers would have if unions and community organisations pooled their strengths to fight for change The post UK workers are facing the same problems across the country. We should join together to fight them appeared first on Big Issue.

After Janus, Unions Still Trying To Keep Workers in the Dark

After Janus, Unions Still Trying To Keep Workers in the Dark

Federal workers return to the office 4 days a week. Will it be smooth sailing or 'another hot mess'?

Federal workers return to the office 4 days a week. Will it be smooth sailing or 'another hot mess'?

Column: Unions miffed that state Democrats are no longer dancing to their tune – Champaign News-Gazette

Jim Dey: Union leaders failed to win unemployment benefits for striking workers after spending two weeks on the picket line and substantial increases in pension benefits for Tier 2 public employees (those hired on or after Jan 1, 2011). Gov. JB Pritzker also drew their ire for his two-year suspension of state tax credits for new data centers whose construction would provide lots of jobs for union workers.

Rich, educated Americans are suddenly the most scared about losing their jobs

White-collar workers are anxious about job security. But their concern is outrunning the actual pace of layoffs

Opinion | Revitalizing workers’ unions: Strengthening the voice of civil service workers

Trade unions and professional federations are established to defend workers’ rights and welfare, provide collective The post Opinion | Revitalizing workers’ unions: Strengthening the voice of civil service workers appeared first on Radio Tamazuj.

This Day in Labor History: July 9, 1971

On July 9, 1971, paperworkers at Fraser Paper Company, in Madawaska, Maine went on strike. This dramatic strike, an early moment in the unionbusting that would soon destroy American unions, faced strong resistance from workers, including responding to police tear gassing them by throwing rocks at the cops and destroying their cars. The workers won [] The post This Day in Labor History: July 9, 1971 appeared first on Lawyers, Guns Money.

California state workers fight Newsom’s return-to-office mandate

Gov. Gavin Newsom is barreling ahead with forcing California state workers back to the office, flatly rejecting calls to soften a return-to-work mandate that unions warn could trigger a “mass exodus” of employees. Starting July 1, roughly 100,000 state workers will be required to report to the office or the field four days a week, []...Click to read more

Grand Teton National Park employees unionize

Unionization effort with 11 other units follows more than a year of tumult. The post Grand Teton National Park employees unionize appeared first on WyoFile .

The secret reason bosses want everyone back in the office, every day of the week

The secret reason bosses want everyone back in the office, every day of the week

Pilbara miners to strike for first time in 40 years after BHP ‘stonewall’ pay deal

The unions claim their hand was forced by BHP’s ‘US-style’ stonewalling tactics during pay negotiations for its workers.

On the picket line

Ohio public sector strike enters tenth week Over 100 members of United Auto Workers Local 2192 have been on strike at Lorain County Job and Family Services (JFS) since Feb. 18 in what might be the longest public sector strike in Ohio’s history. The workers are fighting for a better . . . Continue reading On the picket line at Workers.org

A Union for Home Care Workers? Many Are Wary.

A Union for Home Care Workers? Many Are Wary.

Unionized workers who look after regional parks like Grouse Mountain walk off job

The union representing workers who operate and maintain regional services in Metro Vancouver says it is now considering a full-blown strike.

Industrial Relations board finds Canadian Pacific Kansas City contravened anti-scab law

Workers represented by the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers System Council 11 have been on strike since the end of May. The post Industrial Relations board finds Canadian Pacific Kansas City contravened anti-scab law appeared first on rabble.ca.

“You Don’t Belong Here”: Employee With a Doctorate Shuffled Into a Dead-End Role—Only for Her New Boss to Tell Her to Quit

First impressions are everything, and this boss definitely didn't make a good one. The post “You Don’t Belong Here”: Employee With a Doctorate Shuffled Into a Dead-End Role—Only for Her New Boss to Tell Her to Quit appeared first on TwistedSifter.

Rantz: Seattle lost 41 police officers with patrol staffing at just 868, with reason to celebrate and worry

Chief Barnes says SPD hiring is finally beating attrition, but the June staffing numbers show 41 separations and a thinner patrol count than he claims.

Union workers are funding lavish lifestyles for unqualified big labor bosses

For generations, the leaders who represented American workers in unions earned their positions the hard way, whether it be on the job site, in the classroom, or at the bedside. And that’s because the promise of the American labor union was simple: workers standing together who understood the job, the risks, and what it meant []

Production Assistants on ‘Chicago Fire’ and ‘Chicago Med’ Ratify Union Contract

Production assistants on “Chicago Fire” and “Chicago Med” have voted to ratify their first union contract, as part of a broader unionization campaign for P.A.’s. The deal covers 26 employees at “Chicago Med” and 35 at “Chicago Fire,” both of which are produced by Universal Television. The workers will be represented by LIUNA Local 724, []

GTA 6 Devs Ask Rockstar To Recognize Their Union Before The Game Launches

The labor fight erupted last fall amid the sudden firing of several staff

Trump Wind Policy Draws Union Backlash as Workers Warn Offshore Jobs Are Being Put at Risk

Unionized workers are becoming a sharper part of the fight over the Trump administration’s campaign against wind energy, with tradespeople and labor leaders warning that federal action is threatening jobs tied to offshore construction.

DEAR ABBY: Woman’s antics at the office negatively impact co-workers

An advice-seeker feels the situation is affecting her mental health

Gavin Newsom’s delivers brutal message to workers fighting July 1 return to office mandate

Gov. Gavin Newsom is barreling ahead with forcing California state workers back to the office, flatly rejecting calls to soften a return-to-work mandate that unions warn could trigger a “mass exodus” of employees. Starting July 1, roughly 100,000 state workers will be required to report to the office or the field four days a week, []

Roger Cook faces factional prize-fight over Papalia’s cabinet seat as three contenders emerge

Labor’s left is gearing up for a fight over the Cabinet spot vacated by Paul Papalia, but senior ministers are trying to avoid a messy factional split.

The Myth of Unifying the Union

The Myth of Unifying the Union

BHP Workers to Strike at World’s Top Iron Ore Export Port

Workers at BHP Group’s Port Hedland iron ore terminal in Western Australia will stage an eight-hour strike on July 16, unions said, escalating tensions with the mining giant and putting some supply at risk.

Auto Worker Delegates Back Union’s Fighting Direction at UAW Convention

Auto Worker Delegates Back Union’s Fighting Direction at UAW Convention Marti Sun, 06/21/2026 - 19:29

Unions and the Working Families Party Bet Against the Future Again

In New York City, leaders of unions and nonprofit groups like the Working Families Party again picked the losing, old-guard side in last night’s elections. How long before these leaders get on board with the future of working-class politics?

One Nation urged to ‘go after’ Labor seats instead of the Coalition

Shadow Regional Health Minister Anne Webster says One Nation should go after Labor seats instead of Coalition seats. “I would really like to see One Nation, Pauline and the team, go after Labor seats, go after Green seats,” Ms Webster told Sky News host Caleb Bond. “Don’t go after our seats, we’re actually conservative parties.”

Letter: It is time for unionism to unite by withdrawing from Stormont returning to our original position before Jeffrey Donaldson's 2024 capitulation

A letter from RG McDowell:

Employee Rejects Job Paying $7 More an Hour After Complaining About Raise: “I Don’t Want to Work on the Weekends”

An HR employee is asking the internet who was in the wrong after helping a coworker find a higher-paying role when she complained about her raise. The HR employee asked viewers, “Am I tripping?” after explaining that after the company completed its cost-of-living adjustments (COLA), it determined it could offer employees a 3 percent pay Sign up to receive the Daily Dot’s Internet Insider newsletter for urgent news from the frontline of online. The post Employee Rejects Job Paying 7 More an Hour After Complaining About Raise: “I Don’t Want to Work on the Weekends” appeared first on The Daily Dot.

Edmonton hydrovac workers file to unionize

If successful, this application would apply to 7 workers.

State Workers Gather at Capitol Amid Negotiations for New Contracts

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4eeXsFym_og State employees rallied at the California State Capitol on Wednesday as negotiations over new labor...

Minimum wage gap narrows, but breakthrough still elusive

Labor and business representatives narrowed their differences over next year's minimum wage after submitting a second round of revised proposals, but negotiations remained deadlocked with the two sides still 1,540 won (1) apart. The labor side proposed raising the hourly minimum wage to 11,900 won, while the employer side offered 10,360 won during the Minimum Wage Commission’s meeting at the government complex in Sejong on Tuesday. Although the latest proposals narrowed the gap from the initial

After losing jobs for posting about Charlie Kirk, some are getting six figure payouts

While workers, who were employees in government or public institutions, feel vindicated by how their lawsuits concluded, they are still grappling with the aftermath.

June Jobs Report: Softer Than Expected, But Still In Balance

June Jobs Report: Softer Than Expected, But Still In Balance

One Nation’s ideas gaining a hearing in workplaces

Workers who have never expressed support for One Nation before are sharing its content and calling for “Pauline for PM.” The post One Nation’s ideas gaining a hearing in workplaces first appeared on Solidarity Online.

Deep State Strikes, as EPA Employees Who Signed Anti-Trump Letter Sue Over Firing

In another case of federal bureaucrats challenging elected leaders, seven employees of the Environmental Protection Agency who signed onto a public letter opposing President Donald Trump were eventually ousted. Now they’re suing to get their jobs back. The terminated employees are suing with the backing of the litigation group Democracy Forward. Democrat lawyer Marc Elias...

General : Only About Six Per Cent Of Country's Workforce In Unions - Ramanan

KUALA LUMPUR, June 23 (Bernama) -- Only around six per cent of the country's entire workforce is currently in workers’ unions, said Human Resources Minister Datuk Seri R. Ramanan.

Google DeepMind Unionization Talks Are Off to a Rocky Start

During negotiations on Wednesday, employees voiced frustrations with what they consider an unwillingness among executives to engage meaningfully with the prospect of unionization.

Labor Watch: St. John’s Sues New York, Suit Against Rutgers Unions Dismissed

Labor Watch: St. John’s Sues New York, Suit Against Rutgers Unions Dismissed Emma Whitford Mon, 07/06/2026 - 03:00 AM The month of June also saw several unions secure contract wins while faculty at Portland State University and the New School continued to push against layoffs. Byline(s) Emma Whitford