Judge Finds Starbucks Violated Workers’ Federal Labor Rights Hundreds Of Times
The National Labor Relations Board issued the following statement on a major judicial decision against Starbucks: On March 1, 2023, NLRB Administrative Law Judge Michael A. Rosas issued a decision finding Starbucks had violated the National Labor Relations Act hundreds of times to affect workers’ organizing efforts through “egregious and widespread misconduct demonstrating a general disregard for the employees’ fundamental rights.”
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Tesla workers launch union campaign at Buffalo, NY plant.
Teamsters: A sleeping American giant now spoiling for a fight
Mr. O’Brien, 49, became the first new president in 23 years to take the helm of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters – a 1.4 million member union that represents professions from warehouse workers to freight drivers – and he has made it known that he is aching for a fight.
Unionization increased by 200,000 in 2022
Tens of millions more wanted to join a union, but couldn’t
Strike averted:
Republic Services, union reach 'tentative' agreement for Vegas valley workers
UPS Faces Rising Labor Costs, Strike Risk in Upcoming Union Fight
Southern Glazers Wine & Spirits Teamsters Ratify Strong New Contract
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Strike averted: Republic Services, union reach ‘tentative’ agreement for Vegas valley workers
Republic Services and a union representing Las Vegas valley sanitation workers have reached an agreement that avoids a potential workers’ strike.
What CCSD & Tesla have in common: Both employ a lot of Medicaid recipients
Amazon, Walmart and Clark County School District topped the list of employers with the most workers enrolled in Nevada Medicaid.
Is Las Vegas The Most Stressful City to Work In?
This Company Spent More Than $1 Million On Union-Busting Consultants
Higher ed faculty push for collective bargaining across NSHE institutions
Union Report: NEA Affiliate in Las Vegas Surrenders 30% of Members to Teamsters. Is This the Start of New Labor Arrangement?
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4 jobs or 3 roommates needed to make rent on federal minimum wage, Zillow says
Renters at the lowest end of the income spectrum are struggling to find affordable places to live amid a nationwide housing shortage that has driven rent prices up and made nagging inflation even harder to absorb.
This Company Spent More Than $1 Million On Union-Busting Consultants
When Cemex truck drivers in Las Vegas and Southern California decided to join the Teamsters in 2018, the ready-mix concrete company did all it could to stop them. Cemex quickly hired a “union avoidance” firm that it would pay more than $1 million to try to dissuade workers from organizing.
$340 Million Anti-Labor Consulting Industry Is Behind Contemporary Union-Busting
Strikes Increased In 2022 As Workers Wielded Their Leverage
Unions Build Wealth for the Working Class
Union membership not only increases wealth for working-class families but also narrows racial wealth gaps and offers a path to the middle class
Rail Workers Tried to Warn Us the Ohio Train Derailment Would Happen
An inter-union alliance of rail workers says the train wreck happened due to antiquated regulation and corporate malpractice.