Labor

Medieval Times Retaliated Against Worker Who Raised Concerns About Sexual Assault: Feds

A new complaint is part of a slew of charges against the dinner theater chain that allege illegal union-busting.
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Medieval Times Workers End Their Strike After 9 Months On The Picket Line

A California castle's show cast and knights held a picket line for nine months amid a contract fight with the company. Now they're returning to work.
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Las Vegas Hotel Workers Are Prepared To Shut Down Much Of The Strip

The Culinary Union has reached a tentative deal with Caesars Entertainment, meaning a broader strike may be less likely.
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A Right-Wing Group Used 'Trickery' On Teachers, Union Says

Mailers from the Freedom Foundation dangling a dues “credit” looked like they came from a union president.
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Striking Auto Workers Just Shut Down The Ram Pickup Plant

The union said it was striking the company’s pickup plant because it had the “worst proposal” on the table of the “Big Three" automakers.
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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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