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Congress and Biden override rail worker collective bargaining rights - Vimarsana News

Congress and Biden override rail worker collective bargaining rights

WASHINGTON—Giving in to pressure from Democratic President Joe Biden and corporate rail bosses, the Senate overwhelmingly imposed a four-year contract on 115,000 unionized freight railroad workers—without the seven paid sick days they sought.

Pro-labor lawmakers move to add sick days to Railway Deal - Vimarsana News

Pro-labor lawmakers move to add sick days to Railway Deal

WASHINGTON URGENT UPDATE: Contact your senator By a 221-207 vote, the House this afternoon put the Senate, President Biden, and freight railroads all on the spot, adding seven days of paid sick leave to a previously passed freight railroad contract.

Pro-labor lawmakers move to add sick days to Railway Deal - Vimarsana News

Pro-labor lawmakers move to add sick days to Railway Deal

WASHINGTON — Senator Bernie Sanders declared on national television Tuesday night that it was time to put up or shut up for anyone in Congress who claims to fight for the working class.

Warnock win in Georgia would be far more than just a bonus - Vimarsana News

Warnock win in Georgia would be far more than just a bonus

Some of the best news during the coverage of the midterm elections came Saturday night when the Nevada senatorial race was called for incumbent Democratic Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto, a victory ensuring the Democrats will retain control of the Senate.

Warnock win in Georgia would be far more than just a bonus - Vimarsana News

Warnock win in Georgia would be far more than just a bonus

Some of the best news during the coverage of the midterm elections came Saturday night when the Nevada senatorial race was called for incumbent Democratic Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto, a victory ensuring the Democrats will retain control of the Senate.