Another big piece of recent labor news is that the largest health care strike in the history of the United States just went on, albeit it was only for three.
Peter Kilgallen, a registered nurse at Kaiser, center, yells as he and other nurses and supporters protest outside of a Kaiser Permanente facility in San Francisco, Tuesday, Nov. 11, 2014..
It does not look like the Hollywood strikes are ending anytime soon. There is real animosity here. The one thing the workers have on their side is the California political.
A union getting a strike approval vote is not generally that significant. It is something that happens all the time. But the UAW is cranky and I think a strike.
Stephen Greenhouse considers the supposed "Hot Labor Summer" (ok, it's an effective hashtag even if I roll my eyes a bit) and what it means. Corporations are not happy about.
I talked to Marketwatch for this story on the current strike wave. Historically, prices don’t come back down after they’ve gone up, she added, so many companies are bringing in.
Striking hotel workers rally outside the Intercontinental Hotel after walking off their job early Sunday, July 2, 2023, in downtown Los Angeles. (AP Photo/Damian Dovarganes) This hasn't gotten enough news,.
I've long believed that the challenges to some sort of complete strike for all versions of academic teaching labor was well nigh impossible because, to be frank, the interests of.
