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Smithfield Foods, Inc. says it will cease all harvest and processing operations in Vernon, California, in earl...

A provincewide strike is being cited as the cause of a three-week delay in completing work to allow for the Third Street Bridge to reopen in downtown Chatham.

About 300 members of Local 150 of the International Union of Operating Engineers have started a walkout against three companies with quarries and other sites in Northern Illinois.

Doug Ford's resounding win in the Ontario election gives him and his Progressive Conservative government a strong mandate for the next four years. The big questions now surround what he will do with it.

Ford’s ability to romp to an electoral victory after four years of imposing ruthless austerity, attacks on worker rights and a pandemic policy of mass infection and death is a devastating indictment of the New Democrat and Liberal opposition parties, and above all the trade union bureaucracy.

Despite the challenges of organizing during a deadly pandemic, working people across the country (and beyond) continue organizing, bargaining and mobilizing for a better life.

This year, voters in odd-numbered areas will elect four members to represent them on the Pasadena Community College Board of Trustees. By News Desk We looked up their campaign finance reports on the L.A. County Registrar’s website

Labour Minister Monte McNaughton’s crusade to promote and support skilled trades has helped secure the endorsement of eight “blue collar” unions for Premier…

Bill Essayli for Assembly offers voters an opportunity to chip away at the Democrat Supermajority in California.

The Nova Scotia government has announced a new initiative aimed at reducing ambulance offload times at hospital emergency departments across the province.