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Another United Auto Workers Strike Could Shake Up The Industry Like Never Before - Vimarsana News

Another United Auto Workers Strike Could Shake Up The Industry Like Never Before

There's a storm brewing in the waters off the coast of Detroit. And no, we're not talking about the one that wrecked the Edmund Fitzgerald. But...

Hospitality Labor Union Announces Boycotts of Over 60 L.A. Hotels - Vimarsana News

Hospitality Labor Union Announces Boycotts of Over 60 L.A. Hotels

The Los Angeles Hospitality Labor Union UNITE HERE Local 11, along with representatives from future citywide conventions and events, recently announced boycotts of over 60 hotels in the Los Angeles area. The workers call for all conventions, meetings and events to avoid Los Angeles, marking a major escalation in the largest hotel worker strike in U.S. history.  

Amid strike, Mayim Bialik steps down as host of 'Celebrity Jeopardy!' | JNS - Vimarsana News

Amid strike, Mayim Bialik steps down as host of 'Celebrity Jeopardy!' | JNS

Ken Jennings will host the show in her stead, as Bialik supports the workers’ strike in Hollywood.The post Amid strike, Mayim Bialik steps down as host of ‘Celebrity Jeopardy!’ appeared

LA City Worker Strike: What To Expect - Vimarsana News

LA City Worker Strike: What To Expect

LA City Worker Strike: What To Expect - Los Angeles, CA - Trash pickup will be a day late and navigating around LAX will be a major headache Tuesday. City day camps and libraries will stay open.

Source: patch.com
Union members stand in rain picketing outside Amcor in Des Moines - Vimarsana News

Union members stand in rain picketing outside Amcor in Des Moines

More than 100 workers have been on strike since July 29.

Source: kcci.com