Unions

Trader Joe's Faces Another Embarrassing Setback In Federal Court

The judge ordered the grocer to pay the union’s legal fees after it tried to claim the union had violated its trademarks.
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We Might Be 4 Years Away From A Historic May Day

Union activists want to lay the groundwork for large-scale strikes in 2028. That'll require planning now.
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Six GOP Governors Appear To Be Freaking Out Over A Crucial Union Vote

The response from Twitter users? “Cry harder.”
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This Crucial Vote Could Mark A Turning Point For The South

The United Auto Workers union has struggled for years to organize foreign-owned automakers in the South. Workers say this time feels different.
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GOP Senator Says ‘Liberty And Freedoms’ At Stake In Volkswagen Union Vote

Around 4,000 workers at Volkswagen’s assembly plant in Chattanooga are set to start casting ballots in an election on Wednesday.
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This Republican Is Bucking His Party On A Key Issue

Republican lawmakers have been happy to weigh in on pivotal union elections over the years. But Rep. Chuck Fleischmann says he's staying out of this one.
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Why A Biden Appointee Is Ripping Trader Joe's And Amazon As 'Lawbreakers'

The federal labor board’s general counsel said “deep-pocket, low-road employers” were trying to challenge the agency’s constitutionality.
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Trader Joe's Manager Allegedly Made 'Gang' Reference — And It Isn't Going Over Well

It's the latest charge of union-busting activity by the grocery chain.
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REI Just Did Something 'Egregiously Wrong' — And It Says A Lot About The Company's Direction

The incident shows how aggressively the liberal-branded retailer is responding to union organizing -- and how low-level managers are caught in the middle.
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Amazon Is Spending Big Bucks Trying To Stop Unions

The company’s labor battles have been a bonanza for a handful of “persuaders” who undermine union organizing efforts.
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