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No Democrat was listed on the March 19 primary ballot as a candidate in the 15th Congressional District, although Kevin Gaither of Charleston ran a last-minute write-in campaign.

In a culmination of nearly two years of betrayals, the Teamsters union called off the 18-month strike at the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. None of their striking members got their jobs back, and the Teamsters agreed to dissolve the local union.

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Denver City Council members Chris Hinds, Shontel Lewis, Sarah Parady and Serena Gonzales-Gutierrez say they plan to propose a ballot measure that would allow more city workers to unionize.

Several tech giants and workforce ecosystem firms formed a collaborative to find out how AI is changing jobs and what skills workers will need to be successful. It plans to provide recommendations for employers seeking ways to upskill workers in preparation for AI. Firms taking part include Accenture, Cisco, Eightfold, Google, IBM, Indeed, Intel, Microsoft and SAP.

Keystone Ski Patrol has overwhelmingly adopted a union. More than 90-percent of patrollers voted “yes” at the local, in-person elections April 2 and April 5. Of 75 voters, 68 said “yes,” just seven said “no.” Eighteen eligible patrollers did not participate. Keystone is now represented by Communication Workers of America. Some details still need to

After a failed attempt to unionize back in 2021, ski patrollers at Keystone Resort held a unionization election on Tuesday and Friday this week. The effort passed with 90% voter support. With the official vote...

Several tech giants and workforce ecosystem firms formed a collaborative to learn how AI is changing jobs and what skills workers will need.

An Alabama Senate committee Wednesday approved a bill that would withhold economic incentives from companies that voluntarily recognize unions or do not hold secret ballots in union elections. . SB231, sponsored by Sen. Arthur Orr, R-Decatur, passed the Senate Fiscal Responsibility and Economic Development Committee on an 11-3 vote, down party lines. “It just says […] The post Alabama Senate committee OKs bill that could punish voluntary union recognitions appeared first on Alabama...