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July 17, 2023
Workers at a Starbucks in Mall of America have filed a petition with federal labor regulators to vote on getting rid of their union — just over a year after
July 11, 2023
Chancellor and Bank of England governor both call on wage restraint as july 2023 labour market figures show record increases in pay.
June 30, 2023
New research by the Work Foundation at Lancaster University reveals 1.3 million disabled workers are trapped in severely insecure work in the UK โ and....
June 30, 2023
New research by the Work Foundation at Lancaster University reveals 1.3 million disabled workers are trapped in severely insecure work in the UK โ and 430,000 say they want to work more hours.
June 30, 2023
Disabled workers are one and a half times more likely to be in severely insecure work than non-disabled workers, according to new research. 
June 29, 2023
XPO employee Martin Garcia filed a union decertification petition because โTeamsters officials didnโt listen to us and didnโt represent our interests in the workplace," he said. Also: Mack MD Electric available for order; A. Duie Pyle revamps brokerage.
June 29, 2023
(The Center Square) – XPO Logistics employees ousted the Teamsters Union from their workplace after colleagues in other states also successfully ousted them with free legal assistance from the National
June 29, 2023
If the green transition occurs to the detriment of workers who will be laid off or replaced, if it exacerbates inequalities and poverty, and negatively affects our economies, societies, and social protection systems, it will lose support. It will fail.
June 29, 2023
Workers at the XPO Logistics Haileah, Fla., facility have voted to oust the local Teamsters union as exclusive collective bargaining rep.
June 28, 2023
(The Center Square) – It was five years ago this week that a major U.S. Supreme Court ruling involving an Illinois case changed the landscape for public employee unions around