Vote comes as Seattle hotels prepare to host thousands of fans for the FIFA World Cup SEATTLE, WA (June 3, 2026) — Hotel workers at Hilton’s...
Training equips educators to teach workplace rights and collective bargaining in the classroom SEATTLE, WA (June 3, 2026) — The Seattle University Collective Bargaining Education Project...
The STAND sat down with the new president of IAM District 751, talking through his rise to leadership of one of Washington’s largest unions–and how camaraderie...
SEIU6 is celebrating janitors whose advocacy has built greater worker power in the region and lifting up a current campaign to protect workplaces and community from...
Healthcare workers and community groups are organizing against ICE agents’ presence at the hospital and profound medical neglect at the Northwest Detention Center TACOMA, WA (May...
WSLC President April Sims: “Ownership’s decision to shutdown Spokane Zephyr FC with barely a conversation with the players and staff impacted is disgraceful.” SPOKANE, WA (May...
Gathering at Peace Arch Historical State Park unites workers across the U.S. and Canada border who are pushing for trade policy that prioritizes good-paying jobs and...
Workers at the five local newspapers are walking off the job after more than a year of negotiations for a new contract TACOMA, WA (May 26,...
Speakers will focus on AI’s role in online scams, Medicare fraud protection, and the ARA ‘Stop the Scam’ campaign SEATTLE, WA (May 26, 2026) — With...
Nurses say MultiCare proposes to eliminate previously won staffing protections; use of phrase “colored nurses” sparks outrage The following is from the Washington State Nurses Association:...