Two local labor leaders reflect on Labor Network for Sustainability convergence CHICAGO (July 22, 2019) — Earlier this month, local farmworker organizer Edgar Franks and...
By APRIL SIMS Secretary Treasurer’s Column from the WSLC 2019 Legislative Report With the current federal administration, the rights we hold dear as Americans and as...
By LARRY BROWN President’s Column from the WSLC 2019 Legislative Report On a beautiful, sunny afternoon in May, I stood behind Governor Jay Inslee as he...
Retiring USW president reflects on what it meant — and still means — to be Union By LEO W. GERARD PITTSBURGH (July 12, 2019) — ...
Will Boeing make great products, which generate cash flow, or will it continue being a company that generates great cash flow — and makes airplanes? ...
By ERIN RADFORD, YOSEF NEGASI, CHELSEA HICKS and ELIZABETH FLAVIN (July 3, 2019) — Many members of Nonprofit Employees United (NEU), a division of the Office...
New state rules will finally reverse the trend toward less overtime pay. And that will be good for everyone. By REP. NICOLE MACRI (July 2,...
Our actions can transcend, counteract the violence that trans people face daily By APRIL SIMS (June 28, 2019) — As we mark the culmination of...
One year after Janus, the right-wing group’s plan to destroy unions in Washington and along the West Coast is a complete failure. In fact, its backfiring...
For too long, bosses like me have had the power to force employees to work overtime for free. It’s time to restore overtime pay to help...