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Researchers at UW vote yes on unionization - Vimarsana News

Researchers at UW vote yes on unionization

Researchers at the University of Washington have voted to unionize across all three campuses.

United Auto Workers endure the elements as CNH strike enters 2nd week - Vimarsana News

United Auto Workers endure the elements as CNH strike enters 2nd week

The UAW is seeking wage increases to keep up with inflation, the ability for workers to use their vacation time when they want rather than during the summer shutdown, better work-life balance, and a higher 401K match. But so far there are no signs of when talks will resume.

Will Labor Strike to Protect Abortion Rights? - Biden to Host Amazon & Starbucks Workers at WH - Dollar General Workers Begin National Walkout Movement – Payday Report - Vimarsana News

Will Labor Strike to Protect Abortion Rights? - Biden to Host Amazon & Starbucks Workers at WH - Dollar General Workers Begin National Walkout Movement – Payday Report

Folks,  Greetings from the Burgh, where I am getting back in the swing of things after a rough COVID bout these last few days. I have been taking time off when necessary to rest up and feel...

UAW on strike at Case and New Holland industrial plants - Vimarsana News

UAW on strike at Case and New Holland industrial plants

UAW workers at CNH Industrial plants in Iowa and Wisconsin have gone on strike. CNH is the manufacturer of Case and New Holland construction equipment.

UAW Continues Aggressive Pattern with a New Strike - Vimarsana News

UAW Continues Aggressive Pattern with a New Strike

UAW members have gone on strike against CNH Industrial, which is the third work stoppage by union employees in the past 12 months. Could this trend be an omen of things to come next year when automakers are back at the bargaining table with a revitalized UAW? Get details at TheDetroitBureau.com.