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Unions have enthusiasm, media spotlight. But membership numbers lag - Vimarsana News

Unions have enthusiasm, media spotlight. But membership numbers lag

Strikes and organizing efforts at high-profile companies have generated new enthusiasm for organized labor. But numbers tell a different story. Union membership is tied for the lowest level on record.

Source: kedm.org
Unions have enthusiasm, media spotlight. But membership numbers lag - Vimarsana News

Unions have enthusiasm, media spotlight. But membership numbers lag

Strikes and organizing efforts at high-profile companies have generated new enthusiasm for organized labor. But numbers tell a different story. Union membership is tied for the lowest level on record.

Source: wclk.com
Striking Miner Claims Company Said They Would 'Starve Workers out' Before Giving Raises - Vimarsana News

Striking Miner Claims Company Said They Would 'Starve Workers out' Before Giving Raises

Braxton Wright, of United Mine Workers of America Local Union 2368, told Senator Bernie Sanders that Warrior Met Coal has refused to pay its employees.

Warrior Met Coal Miners Are Spending Christmas 2021 on Strike - Vimarsana News

Warrior Met Coal Miners Are Spending Christmas 2021 on Strike

The current impasse in negotiations, miners report, is over what happens when the strike, which began in April, ends.

Christmas On Strike: Warrior Met Miners Stick It Out - Vimarsana News

Christmas On Strike: Warrior Met Miners Stick It Out

This Christmas, as millions of families settle in to adorn fir trees, the children of striking coal miners in Alabama have asked mainly for practical gifts. Shoes and clothes top their lists, followed by Barbies and Rainbow High dolls, Legos, Nerf guns, and makeup kits. Roughly 300 children will receive these gifts through donations collected by the Mine Workers (UMWA)