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WASHINGTON —Union leaders marked the one-year anniversary of the Trumpite insurrection and invasion on of the U.S. Capitol by using it to largely push for protecting and strengthening voting rights.

The compromise candidate’s win came after Mayor Eric Adams picked someone else.

Half of all households in Connecticut are at risk of not being able to pay for everyday expenses in retirement. A new state-run savings program will help private-sector employers offer retirement benefits to their workers. MyCTSavings was passed into law in 2016, known then as the Connecticut Retirement Security Program. ...

Steve Sweeneys think tank is a means to keep him relevant and a vehicle to propel a comeback.

2021 saw high-profile strikes and contract battles that put unions in the public spotlight. And 2022 could potentially be more explosive. Workers are already sensing their increased leverage in a tight labor market. They’ll be feeling the squeeze of record inflation while their employers rake in profits. There’s every reason to hold the line against concessions, or to win back

Image Comics employees voted this week to officially form a union. The National Labor Relations Board confirmed that a majority of eligible Image Comics employees have formally voted to unionize. The new Comic Book Workers United union consists of Image Comics employees working in a number of back [...]

Staff members who operate retail stores for Google Fiber internet in Kansas City, Missouri, have begun the formal process to form a union.

Yesterday, the newly formed comic-book union Comic Book Workers United released the following statement; Were beyond thrilled to announce that today we,

Jennifer Abruzzo, the NLRB’s general counsel, is making sure Biden’s pro-union agenda actually gets enforced.

Earlier today, Bleeding Cool reported on the newly formed comic-book union Comic Book Workers United releasing the following statement; Were beyond