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Like other frightening parts of the COVID pandemic, is the labor shortage our “new normal?” It depends who you ask, and the answer is both yes and no.

Activision staff are celebrating news that temporary QA staff are becoming full-time employees with a pay raise and new benefits, but some are left out.

In its first year after bankruptcy, Norwalk-based Frontier Communications paid its...

WASHINGTON—With historic firsts abounding, including the nation’s first-ever Black and woman Vice President in the chair, senators confirmed the nation’s first-ever Black woman Supreme Court justice, Ketanji Brown Jackson, to the High Court bench.

Activision Blizzard will convert all US-based game testers on temporary contracts to full-time employees, with an impro…

Legislative and Political Director, Texas State Employee UnionCommunications Workers of America (CWA) District 6   Harrison Hiner is a Legislative-Political Coordinator ...

Santa Fe, New Mexico Santa Fe’s own Meow Wolf Workers Collective CWA 7055 won its first union contract March 18, after over two years of fighting for their right to organize and one final week of work-site activities including desktop picket signs and workers wearing yellow to support their bargaining…

Staff, faculty, and student workers spoke out at a press conference on Tuesday, March 29. Community members and state legislators gathered in a strong display of support as each speaker called on the university administration to meet their demands.

The International Documentary Association (IDA) has formally recognized the union formed by its staff. The organization signed a Voluntary Recognition Agreement with the Documentary Workers United (DWU), an affiliate of the ...

The success of an independent drive has organized labor asking whether it should take more of a back seat.