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Chicago City Council members fight over leadership roles at first meeting - Vimarsana News

Chicago City Council members fight over leadership roles at first meeting

Mayor Brandon Johnson presided over his first Chicago City Council meeting Wednesday where member debates key leadership roles.

City Council leaders react to wealth, income tax proposal | Crain's Chicago Business - Vimarsana News

City Council leaders react to wealth, income tax proposal | Crain's Chicago Business

Just four days into Mayor Johnson's term, the controversial package spotlights tension between the new mayor and the progressive allies who helped him win office.

Hundreds Join WGA Demonstration Outside NBC Tower in Chicago as National Strike Continues - Vimarsana News

Hundreds Join WGA Demonstration Outside NBC Tower in Chicago as National Strike Continues

The Writers Guild of America began its nationwide strike May 2 after negotiations stalled with the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers. Among key issues are increased wages and fair pay structures for writers in a streaming era.

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'Matrix' director, other unions join striking TV, film writers in Chicago picketing - Vimarsana News

'Matrix' director, other unions join striking TV, film writers in Chicago picketing

Actors, electricians, laborers protest alongside Writers Guild members at NBC Tower, chanting, ‘Chicago is a union town.’

Workers confront bosses at Starbucks headquarters, NLRB backs them - Vimarsana News

Workers confront bosses at Starbucks headquarters, NLRB backs them

NEW YORK—Starbucks workers seeking to unionize the giant coffee chain have had a busy and hectic time, centered around a May Day march on its Manhattan headquarters to demand the firm sit down and bargain contracts with workers at unionized stores, as a group.