Labor

The Impact Of This Year's Strikes Can Be Seen In A Few Eye-Popping Numbers

But any talk of a strike resurgence needs to be put in the historical context of a major long-term decline.
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Companies Like Starbucks Just Found A New Way To Undermine Their Employees

Starbucks just became the latest company to take its workers' union to court because of its name and imagery.
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Union President Blasts Ford Chairman: 'He Knows Exactly How To Settle This Strike'

UAW President Shawn Fain shot back at Bill Ford: "[He] knows exactly how to settle this strike."
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Kaiser Reaches Tentative Deal With Health Care Unions After Historic Strike

The three-day strike last week involving 75,000 workers in multiple states officially ended last Saturday.
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These Pilots Were Sued For Quitting. They Say It Was Dangerous To Stay.

A small airline has taken roughly 80 former pilots to court over training debts. In interviews, many cited safety concerns as the reason they left.
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Medieval Times Just Lost A Legal Fight Against Its Own Workers In Embarrassing Fashion

The suit is part of a larger battle between the dinner theater chain and the union, which is pushing for higher pay and safety standards.
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Autoworkers Union Expands Strike To More Factories

The union's president called on more workers to walk out at Ford and General Motors, but cited progress at Stellantis.
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The Media Just Completely Fell For One Of Donald Trump's Lies

Early, nameless claims from Trump’s campaign laid the groundwork for misleading reporting.
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Here’s What The Writers Won In Their Groundbreaking Deal

The WGA called the deal “exceptional, with gains and protections for members in every sector of the business.”
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Donald Trump To Visit Nonunion Plant During Autoworker Strike

The former president is planning a rally he previously said would feature union workers, but the Michigan plant he's stopping at doesn't have a UAW shop.
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