Daily Labor Union Report for Wednesday, June 13, 2018

The following is Labor Union Report’s news recap of news from Tuesday, June 12, 2018. Unions included are the AFL-CIO, AFSCME, Machinists, Teamsters, and the UAW…

AFL-CIO

• Gov. Murphy, N.J. politicians tout support for unions in Atlantic City
• AFL-CIO Releases Annual “Death on the Job” Report, Noting Increases

AFSCME

• Unions duck, cover, and advertise ahead of Janus ruling
• UC Davis custodians protest management treatment

Building and Construction Trades Council

• West Virginia News: South Charleston Woman, Joan Matthews Pleads Guilty to Embezzling Money from a Labor Union

Communications Workers of America

Wells Fargo workers push for more board access, so far in vain

Machinists

• Union Electric Steel workers in Valpo go on strike

National Labor Relations Board

• Moonlighting Ban Worded Too Broadly
• Partisan Potshots At NLRB Par For The Course, Ex-Chair Says

Teamsters

• Hoffa pledges Teamster support for UAW
• How a UPS strike could affect your Amazon deliveries
• Teamsters file grievance against Rock Island County

United Auto Workers

• Worker Says Tesla Did Not Allow Him to Organize Union
• As constitution convention opens, UAW promotes Trump’s trade war and downplays corruption scandal
• UAW members meet to vote on dues, elect new leaders
• UAW chief: Those who misused funds ‘betrayed our trust’