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STATEN ISLAND, N.Y.—On June 9, Pasquale Pat Cioffi, a worker and lead organizer with the Amazon Labor Union, was fired by Amazon from his job at the company’s JFK8 warehouse. The attack is part of a larger campaign of worker repression since JFK8’s successful unionization on April 1, 2022.

PHILADELPHIA – In the truest form of trade union solidarity, Workers United and the Communications Workers of America (CWA), together with the organizing committee of Fruit Stand Workers United (FSWU) have agreed that CWA will provide support to FSWU’s union organizing efforts at Apple’s Grand Central Station store in New York Cit

Democratic congressional nominee Summer Lee and local labor leaders rallied with Parkhurst food service workers at Robert Morris University in support of their efforts to...

In an unfair labor practice complaint recently filed against online retailer Amazon, Brooklyn Regional Office of National Labor Relations Board appears to be taking aim at employer rights to hold mandatory meetings with their employees during a union organizing campaign.

Apple is in hot waters again as the Communications Workers of America (CWA) hits the tech giant with another case of union busting. When will this fiasco end?

Washington, D.C. — A bill to stop corporations from writing off expenses incurred while fighting unionization has been introduced in the state Senate.

Motaung is seeking compensation on behalf of content moderators also seeking for Meta and Sama to provide mental health support for them spending thousands of hours watching graphic video clips for negligible pay.

National Labor Relations Board General Counsel Jennifer Abruzzo indicated to regional directors she wants to ban mandatory employee meetings, used by employers to inform employees they can resist unionization. NLRB precedent has permitted these meetings since the 1940s.

Jen Lenz is an employee at the Campustown Starbucks store in Peoria, Ill. In the article below, she shares a first-hand account of how workers successfully organized their workplace despite fierce union-busting and divisive tactics on the part of the coffee bosses.

The current $52 million city contract that United Metro benefits from, owned by Republican megadonor John Catsimatidis, was awarded by ex-Mayor Bill de Blasio’s administration in June 2021 to supply municipal agencies with fuel and heating oil.