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Pueblo Mayor Nick Gradisar writes about Xcel Energys clean energy plan, which was recently approved by the Colorado Public Utilities Commission.

The MNA-UMPNC announced at a town hall meeting on Thursday that it was holding a “work stoppage authorization vote” of 6,200 nurses at Michigan Medicine in response to “bad faith bargaining” by the health care system during contract negotiations.

/PRNewswire/ -- "Vehya wants to ensure that our electric vehicle and EVSE partners, receive the highest level of service in the industry. For this reason, we...

It was primary election night in Pittsburgh last May, and my high school classmate, Summer Lee, was narrowly edging out opponent Steve Irwin (who had more than $4.5 million in backing from AIPAC...

ROUND ROCK, Texas—Recent wins from young workers around the country have provided hope for the prospect of a renewed labor movement, and, in the wake of these successes, the Texas AFL-CIO held its 3rd Annual Young Active Labor Leaders (YALL) Summit here last month.

The New Jersey Board of Public Utilities’ new program for solar projects has been a disaster, argues an official with the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers.

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CHARLESTON — The experts had spoken, and their projections were promising.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 12, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- The National Electrical Contractors Association (NECA) applauds Congress on the passage of the Inflation Red

'Come in, get a basically free education, get paid while they're working, and then graduate into a skill that they can stay in for the rest of their life,' Mike Bunach said.