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Demonstrators marched at the University of the Republic to commemorate the killing of student Liber Arce by Uruguayan police while salt miners and Toronto grocery workers are among those continuing strikes in the Canadian province of Ontario.

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SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. — IBEW Local 1430 held a press conference outside the Saratoga Race Course’s main entrance on Tuesday, Aug. 22 to demand that NYS Thoroughbred Owners and Trainers recognize the backstretch workers union. Over the last few months Gilberto Mendoza, IBEW Local 1430’s lead organizer and Vice President, and his team have collected […]

Kodiak Island Borough employees represented by the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers have a new labor contract.

James “Jim” A. Parkes passed away Friday, June 2, 2023, at his home in Moscow, in his train shed, right where he was the happiest. Born Sept. 4, 1932, on

In today’s letters to the editor: rate hikes; the housing crisis; unions; school literacy; the Québécois accent; pardon the interruption; imitation game

The board approved 876 housing units in six neighborhoods around the city, including a 220-unit apartment complex at the site of the former New England Casket Co. in East Boston.

Sara Innamorato, the Democratic nominee for Allegheny County executive, secured several key labor endorsements this week, two months after the Republican candidate in the race locked up a few labor endorsements of his own. Innamorato was endorsed Friday by the Allegheny-Fayette Central Labor Council, a local branch of the AFL-CIO

Hydro Ottawa and the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers have agreed to enter into non-binding mediation to help resolve outstanding issues, on day 52 of a strike by approximately 400 employees.

Combined, GM’s Cruise and Google’s Waymo operate nearly 500 autonomous cars on “geo-fenced” streets in San Francisco.