Labor unions
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Sam Forstag Secures Democratic Nomination for Montana’s 1st Congressional District: A Shift Toward Labor-Centric Politics
Following a decisive victory in the Democratic primary, smokejumper Sam Forstag moves to the general election with a platform centered on labor rights and rural-urban economic unity.
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Labor Unions Intensify Nationwide Activity Amid Contract Disputes and New Organizing
From federal endorsements in Oregon to unfair labor practice charges in D.C., major unions are shifting their strategies to protect workers as the 2026 election cycle approaches.
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Cesar Chavez Day Events Canceled Amid Abuse Allegations
Commemorations for civil rights leader Cesar Chavez have been halted nationwide following reports of inappropriate behavior involving minors during his tenure as UFW president.
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AUPE Secures Tentative Deal, Alberta Hospital Strike Averted: What’s Next for Health Workers?
Alberta’s largest hospital union, AUPE, reached a last-minute tentative agreement with the province, narrowly avoiding a widespread strike and setting new benchmarks for health worker pay and workplace conditions.
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Starbucks Red Cup Day Strike: Baristas Walk Out in Over 40 Cities Amid Contract Standoff
Unionized Starbucks baristas launched a coordinated strike in over 40 U.S. cities on Red Cup Day, targeting one of the company’s busiest holiday events. The walkout highlights ongoing disputes over pay, staffing, and alleged unfair labor practices, marking a pivotal…
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Ford Vows Crown Royal Ban at LCBO Over Diageo Amherstburg Closure
Ontario Premier Doug Ford pledges to remove Crown Royal whisky from LCBO shelves after Diageo announces closure of its Amherstburg bottling plant, sparking union calls for immediate action and concern for local workers.