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Alaska Airlines Flight Attendants Voted to Authorize a Strike, Continuing Mediator Negotiations Described as "Productive" - Vimarsana News

Alaska Airlines Flight Attendants Voted to Authorize a Strike, Continuing Mediator Negotiations Described as "Productive"

Alaska Airlines expressed the need for a new contract, highlighting their efforts to secure an agreement by offering competitive pay, including a 15% raise across the board and annual increases. Read more.

Are teacher strikes new normal in Mass.? Union's leader weighs in - Vimarsana News

Are teacher strikes new normal in Mass.? Union's leader weighs in

Teachers in seven school districts have hit the picket line since 2019, but the Massachusetts Teachers Association president argues they are in the minority.

Source: wcvb.com
County union demands Juneteenth as paid holiday, votes to strike - Vimarsana News

County union demands Juneteenth as paid holiday, votes to strike

County probation may strike next week

Cal State faculty striking next week in series of one-day actions - Vimarsana News

Cal State faculty striking next week in series of one-day actions

(BCN) — Thousands of California State University faculty are preparing to shut down their classes and strike for one day next week as labor negotiations have stalled. The series of one-day rolling strikes will begin at Cal Poly Pomona on Monday, with San Francisco State following on Tuesday, Cal State LA on Wednesday and Sacramento […]

Source: yahoo.com
Union Will 'Hold Firm' on 2024 East Coast Port Strike Without New Deal - Vimarsana News

Union Will 'Hold Firm' on 2024 East Coast Port Strike Without New Deal

The cargo that the East Coast picked up this year could shift back west in the absence of a new labor contract, said NRF's Jonathan Gold.

Source: yahoo.com