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Labor calls out Artificial Intelligence for its threat to jobs - Vimarsana News

Labor calls out Artificial Intelligence for its threat to jobs

WASHINGTON —Is artificial intelligence a jobs threat? Before answering that question, it’s wise to define what artificial intelligence is. That’s where social media, movie and TV studios and streaming videos come into the picture.

Half the staff fired after workers at Indie music platform unionize - Vimarsana News

Half the staff fired after workers at Indie music platform unionize

OAKLAND, Calif.—In a convoluted story that’s left dozens of indie music workers in limbo, workers at the artist-centric platform Bandcamp unionized with Office and Professional Employees Local 1010 and then (a) Bandcamp was sold to a new owner, SongTradr, which (b) fired half of the remaining wo...

Low pay forces anti-union Maximus call center workers to strike - Vimarsana News

Low pay forces anti-union Maximus call center workers to strike

TAMPA, Fla.—How do you choose between going to the hospital for needed regular medical treatment for a chronic condition and buying food for yourself and your family? That’s the dilemma Katherine Charles, a bilingual call center worker in Tampa, Fla.

Only with Dem support, House OKs short-term federal funding bill - Vimarsana News

Only with Dem support, House OKs short-term federal funding bill

WASHINGTON—With huge Democratic support, the Republican-run House approved a new short-term two-tiered “laddered” funding bill to keep the government going and the lights on through early next year.

APWU is the first big union to call for Gaza ceasefire - Vimarsana News

APWU is the first big union to call for Gaza ceasefire

WASHINGTON—The Postal Workers have become the first big union to demand a ceasefire occur in the Israeli war on Gaza. And it demands a ban on using U.S. “tax dollars for more war.” APWU’s official stance thus puts the union in line with a growing popular movement demanding U.S.