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Mayor Melvin Carters vaccine mandate was never enforced after a trio of unions successfully challenged it in court.

Two Long Island-based trade unions have announced upcoming apprentice recruitments.

In a decision significant to employers that employ strike replacement employees or that may consider hiring strike replacement employees, the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) found...

Republican Rico Elmore is running against Democrat incumbent Rep. Rob Matzie to represent the 16th State House District.

Much of the recently donated money to Adrian Public Schools will assist with renovations taking place at Adrian baseball and softball fields.

While workers are being starved and isolated on the picket line, there have been no serious or detailed updates on the state of negotiations released on the NUHW website. In addition, the NUHW has not rallied any of its additional 14,000 members across the country.

An amendment to the Illinois Constitution sponsored by organized labor is quietly, as if on cat's paws, marching toward enactment at the November election. The...

Three recent Haldane grads on what comes next

The Army Corps will decide whether Enbridge Energy should receive a permit to start the project that would replace the 69-year-old dual pipelines that run along the lakebed carrying crude oil and natural gas liquids.

MILWAUKEE, Wis – A group of local citizens, small businesses, labor leaders and tribal members gathered at the Steamfitters Local 601 Training Cente