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Charlotte bus driver union rejects contract proposal, negotiations continue - Vimarsana News

Charlotte bus driver union rejects contract proposal, negotiations continue

Charlotte bus drivers rejected a contract that would raise wages by $2 an hour but reduce the number of unexcused absences drivers have, a Charlotte Area Transit System spokesman said

When is Galesburg Labor Day Parade? Marching bands, unions, Stearman - Vimarsana News

When is Galesburg Labor Day Parade? Marching bands, unions, Stearman

At 10 a.m. Monday, Sept. 5, the 130th Galesburg Labor Day parade will kick off.  Here are five things to know.

Rail union leaders warn: Corporate greed will delay your holiday gifts, again - Vimarsana News

Rail union leaders warn: Corporate greed will delay your holiday gifts, again

WASHINGTON (PAI)—Crunch. And a shortage of everything. That’s the warning rail union leaders are sending to consumers as the nation approaches the holiday season.

Biden, Harris pro-worker actions: Federal neutrality, OSHA to tackle high heat threat - Vimarsana News

Biden, Harris pro-worker actions: Federal neutrality, OSHA to tackle high heat threat

April 14 was a positive day for workers as Democratic President Joe Biden ordered federal agencies to stay neutral in union organizing among the nation’s two million federal workers, and Vice President Kamala Harris announced OSHA would tackle the health hazard of high heat.

Railroad Argues Possible Strike Will 'Harm' Economy, Asks Judge to Keep It From Happening - Vimarsana News

Railroad Argues Possible Strike Will 'Harm' Economy, Asks Judge to Keep It From Happening

Two unions that represent 17,000 BNSF railroad workers said last week they were beginning steps to strike over a new attendance policy set to begin next month.