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KINGSTON, N.Y. — Employees of Howmet Aerospace rejected the company’s most recent offer and remain on strike this week, the union representing them said Tuesday, Nov. 21. More than 70 workers, all members of the International Association of Machinist and Aerospace Workers (IAM) Local No. 1562, have been on the picket line at the Kingston […]

Railroad industry news about: The California High-Speed Rail Authority, 13 rail labor unions, first high-speed rail project. . From the editors of Progressive Railroading Magazine

Woodland Pulp called police late Monday morning to allege that the workers were blocking trucks at the mill.

Trucking and logistics companies are seeing a massive downturn. FreightWaves has reported on the biggest shutdowns and layoffs since 2022. The post Layoffs and bankruptcies pile up in logistics amid shocking downturn appeared first on FreightWaves.

Pharmacist speaks on recent walkouts, calling for more resources and safer conditions

Stonington ― Unionized workers at Davis-Standard, the global manufacturer headquartered in Pawcatuck, have ratified a new three-year contract that will provide salary increases totaling 15%, including...

“We have to build out numbers, so we can go in and get better benefits and better premiums on everything,” Pete Tranchemontagne said of the union.

Manufacturing groups, and even some allies, say now’s not the right time to be protectionist.

Manufacturing groups, and even some allies, say now’s not the right time to be protectionist.

'We're banning the use of replacement workers because we believe in collective bargaining'