Mine Worker News Today

“When we get everybody's lights back on, we're going to be doing strong follow-up for weeks and weeks," said DTE employee and Genoa Township resident Kevin Lemke.

Mthuthuzeli Clarence, a former mineworker and organiser of the National Union of Mines, is helping the disadvantaged rural community of Mqanduli to get a better life and to know their rights.

A fly-in fly-out worker is on trial in WA's District Court accused of sexually assaulting a colleague at a remote mine site in the state's Pilbara region.

This week’s Bubbler Talk goes to the Grohmann Museum on the Milwaukee School of Engineering’s campus. The roof of the building is lined with bronze statues of workers, which sometimes face inward, and other times look out towards the street. We'll learn about the museum's history and why the statues were designed to turn.

Thousands of line workers were prepared to work in the aftermath of Hurricane Ian, a Category 4 Atlantic tropical cyclone, as it hit Florida in late September, including Cherokee Nation

The Warrior Met strike epitomizes the imbalance of power between Wall Street and workers.

Missouri Task Force 1, the Missouri Public Utility Alliance and the Red Cross have responded to Hurricane Ian which made landfall in Florida Wednesday.

America is in the midst of a potentially historic increase in worker organizing, write Thomas Kochan and Wilma Liebman. Here are four things that must happen to make it a true inflection point in U.S. labor relations.

Ocal “Bubba” Smith contends his workplace safety violations were ignored, while the utilitys attorney said he was fired after a "mean spirited" crusade by the veteran linesman "warped his mind."

Cleco made a donation of $5,000 to the Fallen Linemen Organization (FLO) in Madisonville, La. in recognition of Line Mechanic Appreciation Day.