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WASHINGTON—Unionists and climate activists are sending a blunt message to Democratic President Joe Biden and the Democratic-run Congress: Stop stalling and attack climate change, now.

Today, the Vice President spoke with International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers’ (IBEW) locals across the country to discuss the Biden-Harris

WASHINGTON —Building trades union leaders lauded the Democratic Biden administration’s plans to revise and update the rules implementing the Davis-Bacon Act, improving enforcement, and expanding its reach. The Labor Department said the changes could raise the pay for at least 1.2 million U.S.

WASHINGTON —Hours are long, often erratic. Sexism is rampant. Pay is low when compared to earnings of similarly talented and bright peers. Firings without cause are common. Depending on individual CEOs’ preferences produces rampant racism.

UPPER MARLBORO, Md. —Construction union leaders hailed President Joe Biden’s Feb. 7 executive order requiring that federally funded construction projects worth at least $35 million be built by unionists using Project Labor Agreements.

UPPER MARLBORO, Md. —Construction union leaders hailed President Joe Biden’s Feb. 7 executive order requiring that federally funded construction projects worth at least $35 million be built by unionists using Project Labor Agreements.

State. Sen Betsy Johnson has a comfortable fundraising lead ... for now.

WASHINGTON—AFL-CIO President Liz Shuler and Service Employees President Mary Kay Henry joined Democratic Vice President Kamala Harris and other progressive leaders in yet another big push to convince a balky Senate to approve Biden’s 10-year Build Back Better plan to repair many holes in the nat...

WASHINGTON—AFL-CIO President Liz Shuler and Service Employees President Mary Kay Henry joined Democratic Vice President Kamala Harris and other progressive leaders in yet another big push to convince a balky Senate to approve Biden’s 10-year Build Back Better plan to repair many holes in the nat...

ADVERTISEMENT NJ Panel Wont Revive IBEWs Suit Over Navy Solar Farm Job Law360 (June 15, 2021, 7:11 PM EDT) -- The New Jersey state appeals court on Tuesday ruled in a published decision that state and local laws cant be forced in a federal enclave, shutting down the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers bid to revive its suit over working conditions on a U.S. Navy-owned parcel. A three-judge New Jersey Appellate Division panel reasoned that the Naval Weapons Station Earle, the site ...