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A second unionization effort at an Amazon sortation facility, LDJ5, on Staten Island in New York has come up short,(…)
This op-ed argues that Black labor organizers have long recognized that better conditions for Black and brown workers result in(…)
A union representing more than 60,000 hotel housekeepers, bartenders and porters is backing a lawsuit alleging that one of Nevada’s(…)
More than 1 in 3 working New Yorkers are likely not to report sexual harassment.
President Trumka spent his life fighting for workers’ rights and economic justice; he remains an inspiration to all.
An adverse decision could potentially jeopardize regulators’ ability to access jobsites to enforce critical worker protections.
Sweeney spent his career making the world a better place for all workers, be they in a union or not.
As president of the AFL-CIO’s Transportation Trades Dep’t, Larry was a fierce advocate for workers.
The legislation lays out an urgent and far-reaching vision for building worker power by reforming federal labor laws.
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