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Research and technical workers at the Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard went public with their unionization efforts on June 12 after organizing for t

Members of the United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America rallied in front of Wabtec on Pittsburgh's North Shore.

By a landslide margin, Stanford University graduate workers have voted to form a union, with 94% of graduate workers voting in favor of unionization.

For the first time since June 10, representatives from Wabtec and union workforce in Erie sat down to talk Thursday. Talks resume next week.

On June 22, 1,400 workers at Wabtec, unionized with United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers (UE) Locals 506 and 618 in Erie, Pennsylvania voted to

This article will be released in full online August 14, 2023. As the impending planetary crisis looms ever-closer, Martin Hart-Landsberg proposes a new focus on…

A recent conference brought together democratic socialist elected officials from across the United States—including Bernie Sanders—to collaborate and strategize on advancing progressive public policy.

A 911 call, obtained through a FOIA, only cites dehydration as the possible cause of the fatal medical emergency.

It will be up to union members — a simple majority is all that's needed — to either accept or reject the last, best offer from Wabtec Corp. Scott Slawson,…

Employees at the renowned Cambridge biomedical research center said it could be the first such labor effort among professional biotech workers in the country.