Page 28 - Mine Workers News Today

Interagency Working Group Co-Chairs Convene Cross-Sector Leaders Who Are Catalyzing Economic Activity and Job Creation in Energy Communities Now Today,

Two words sum up where the Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA) is as 2021 comes to a close and mine operators prepare for 2022: transition period.

Strikes have been in the news recently. Employers faced with a strike, or a possible strike, often wish to know their legal options, including…

Federal law prohibits courts from enjoining employees’ exercise of their right to lawfully strike. However, courts may enjoin unlawful strike conduct, depending entirely on the facts of the labor dispute.

Danish nurses organise wildcat stoppage and mass resignation in protest at pay and working conditions in defiance of government and unions; French transport workers, including bus, tram and train drivers, continue wave of strikes over pay and conditions; South African gold miners at Sibanye-Stillwater poised to join strikes of Clover dairy and Massmart store workers over pay; protests in Lebanon over continuing economic crisis plunging six million into poverty

WASHINGTON—Just days after hundreds of Mine Workers and their allies descended on financiers’ offices from coast to coast for demonstrations, three prominent Senate Democrats challenged the secretive hedge funds whose dollars finance Warrior Met coal bosses, and the eight-month strike they’ve...

WASHINGTON—Just days after hundreds of Mine Workers and their allies descended on financiers’ offices from coast to coast for demonstrations, three prominent Senate Democrats challenged the secretive hedge funds whose dollars finance Warrior Met coal bosses, and the eight-month strike they’ve...

The AFL-CIO Executive Council mourns the passing of Richard L. Trumka, the longtime legendary president of the AFL-CIO.

TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (AP) — A judge on Wednesday ordered striking miners to stop picketing...

Circuit judge issues restraining order prohibiting union members from picketing