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IAMAW Local Lodge 692 bargaining team members, Phil Miles of Prince George and Laura Tetreau of Kelowna, hold their picket signs outside the Finning International location in Surrey, BC, minutes after the strike became official. The strike began late Wednesday afternoon when it became clear that Finning was not going to move off its final
Read moreThe National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) has proposed new union representation rules that ensure workers can freely exercise one basic right we hold dear in this country – the right to vote. The new rules would make union representation elections fairer by simplifying procedures, deferring litigation and setting shorter deadlines for hearings and filings. Currently
Read moreIn an op-ed published on The Huffington Post, Leo Hindery, Chairman of the Smart Globalization Initiative at the New America Foundation, explains “Why We Need a Manufacturing Renaissance – Economically and Ethically.” “Anyone deeply concerned about the current almost unprecedented real unemployment rate of more than 18 percent and about the ongoing jobless recovery must
Read moreStriking members of IAM Local 2159 in Sandusky, OH took their picket on the road to U.S. Tsubaki headquarters in Wheeling, IL to call attention to the company’s refusal to engage in good faith efforts to settle the strike. Members of IAM Local 2159 loaded into a van in the early morning hours to travel
Read moreU.S. Postal Service (USPS) will be hiring thousands of workers as a result of the new contract negotiated by the American Postal Workers Union (APWU). In many instances, the USPS must hire veterans before civilians, provided they are on the appropriate hiring register. The Postal Service is posting the positions on its employment web page,
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