Union Electricians Risk Leaving Pension Money Behind
Union electricians rely on a layered, hour-based pension system that can shortchange retirees if filings, vesting, or...
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On the labor tag page, you will find four timely articles about contracts, strikes, and wage changes. This helps you see how labor events affect pay, prices, and your budget.
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Ford Realized Wasn’t Capable: Gray-Beard Engineers Guide AI Push
Ford bets on human experience to guide AI, tapping 350 veteran engineers to steer its technology push as recalls and ...
SoFi Stadium Workers Vote to Authorize Strike Ahead of World Cup
SoFi Stadium workers have authorized a potential strike as contract talks stall ahead of World Cup games in Los Angel...
York Governor Pleads Remote Work Amid Massive Rail Strike
The Long Island Rail Road remains shut down as a sweeping strike stretches into a second day, affecting roughly 250,0...
45,000-Person Labor Strike Samsung’s Could Hit AI Boom
A potential 18-day walkout by 45,000 Samsung memory workers could disrupt DRAM and high-bandwidth memory supply, send...
Thousands Railroad Employees Strike Shuts Down NY Transit
Thousands railroad employees strike in New York, halting Long Island Rail Road service and sending commuters scrambli...
First Major Strike U.S. Shakes Beef Plant Supply Chain
A Colorado meatpacking strike enters its second week, marking the first major labor action at a U.S. meat plant in de...
Deal: 3,800 Colorado Meatpackers Strike Shakes Beef
More than 3,800 workers at a large Colorado meatpacking plant walked off Monday, marking the first major U.S. beef sl...
York Nurses Union Wins 12% Raise, AI Safeguards Reached
After more than a month of walkouts, the york nurses union wins a tentative contract with NewYork-Presbyterian that i...
Historic Vote, Tennessee Volkswagen Reaches First Contract
In a landmark move, workers at the Tennessee Volkswagen plant ratified their first union contract after a two-year dr...