Daily Labor Union Report for Tuesday, June 12, 2018

The following is Labor Union Report’s news recap for Monday, June 11, 2018. Unions included are the AFL-CIO, BCTGM, SEIU, Teamsters, UNITE-HERE, UAW, and the National Labor Relations Board…

AFL-CIO

• Gebre: ‘Court will decide if workers still have a voice’
• AFL-CIO calls on Congress to reject TPA extension

AFSCME

• Don’t be fooled, unions are stronger than ever

Bakery, Confectionery, Tobacco Workers…

• Frito-Lay union workers frustrated with wages, mandatory overtime

National Labor Relations Board

• NLRB Memo Indicates New Standard for Evaluating Employer Rules
• NLRB Announces Ethics and Recusal Policy After Hy-Brand Case

Service Employees International Union

• It took 6 years for PHL airport workers to double their pay to $12/hour. Here’s how they did it

Teamsters

• Dr Pepper’s ‘Final’ Contract Offer Fizzles With Chicago Deliverers
• America At The Verge Of Its Biggest Labor Strike In Decades

United Auto Workers

• UAW elects new leaders this week, debates money
• Tesla Accuses UAW of Orchestrating an Anti-Elon Musk Infomercial
• Tesla, labor officials spar over Fremont factory union drive in hearing

UNITE-HERE

• Las Vegas food service workers threaten strike to stop robots ‘taking jobs’
• Expensive Hawaii hotel stays could soon cost even more