Page 5 - Workers Strike News Today

LONDON, Jan 9 — Workers at Amazon’s new distribution centre in Birmingham, England have voted to join ongoing strike action at the company over pay and working conditions,...

WASHINGTON: Hundreds of staff at the Washington Post, one of America’s most storied newspapers, walked off the job...

Workers at a Merseyside shipyard which built the UK polar research ship, RRS Sir David Attenborough, have voted to strike in a row over pay and condit...

Starbucks workers again use the company’s annual ‘Red Cup Day’ to hit the picket line.

A supervisor at the Starbucks location in the Texas Medical Center described promotions such as Red Cup Day as "horrible" for employees, saying stores are not adequately staffed and some customers end up being negatively impacted. The location is one of three in the Houston area to join a company-wide movement to unionize.

Feds Cook Talks Soft Landing; Cleveland Feds Mester Says Focus on Rate Cuts Is Premature; Waning Foreign Appetite for U.S. Treasurys By James Christie Good day. Federal Reserve governor Lisa...

This transition comes shortly after the phasing out of the last iconic diesel-powered double-decker buses in the fleet of public transporter Brihanmumbai Electric Supply and Transport (BEST) undertaking due to the end of their 15-year codal life., Mumbai News, Times Now

The historic strike by American automobile workers has continued to expand its ranks after more than a month on the picket line, with 6,800 Stellantis employees at a pickup truck factory halting operations on Monday.

The United Auto Workers began striking on Sept. 15, holding up production at plants across the country as picketing employees demanded higher wages and better benefits. With no end in sight, automakers are losing money and taking steps away from electric vehicle manufacturing.

Members of United Auto Workers walked off the job Monday morning at Mack Truck facilities in three states, after rejecting a tentative contract agreement with the company. According to a