The following is the Labor Union Report news recap from September 25, 2019. Unions included are the ATU, AFL-CIO, AFSCME, Communications Workers, IBEW, Operating Engineers, SAG-AFTRA, Teamsters, and United Auto Workers, as well as, the National Labor Relations Board…
Amalgamated Transit Union
AFL-CIO
- Start a New Union For Tech Workers. Please.
- Lamont offers compromise in restaurant wage fight
- Senate panel approves Trump’s pick to run Labor Department
American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees
- Florida near the bottom when it comes to teacher pay
- Should unions refund collected fees that were later declared unconstitutional?
- AFSCME’s Wage Calculator Highlights the Benefits of Union Membership
Communications Workers of America
- CWA Calls For FCC Time Out on T-Mobile-Sprint Vote
- Employers Used Facebook to Keep Women and Older Workers From Seeing Job Ads
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
- Judge Trims Suit Alleging Union Threatened to Use Rat Balloon
- States, Utilities Take Sides on Carbon Emissions Regulations
National Labor Relations Board
- Right to Control and Employer Status—Is Actual Control Required?
- Before You Secretly Record Your Shady Boss, Keep These 3 Things In Mind
- NLRB Issues Proposed Rule to Clarify Status of Private University and College Students Working in Connection with Their Studies
Operating Engineers
- County Commissioner says Strike is Not Due to Wages
- Union’s strike continues against road contractor Rieth-Riley
- Case: Operating Engineers of Eastern PA and Delaware Annuity Fund vs R&M Masonry Contractors Inc
SAG-AFTRA
Teamsters
- California Teamsters Support Nationwide Strike of 80,000 Kaiser Workers
- Striking Massachusetts sanitation workers provide angry welcome outside Lincoln Center for billionaire Bill Gates
United Auto Workers
- 66 Maintenance Workers Lose Jobs At Kansas City, GM Plant Due To UAW Strike
- Large Employers Focused on Quality and Variety for Open Enrollment
- Status Of Health Benefits Remains Unclear As United Auto Workers’ Strike Continues
