The following is the Labor Union Report news recap from June 30, 2021. Unions included are the AFGE, American Federation of Teachers, FOP, SEIU, Teamsters, UFCW, and United Steelworkers, as well as, the National Labor Relations Board…
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Protecting the Right to Organize Act
- Biden’s budget would beget the Italian Republic of America
- The Economics and Politics of the Pro-Union Protecting the Right to Organize Act
American Federation of Government Employees
- FLRA again sides with union on decision reinstating certain VA employees
- EPA employees fight for a contract that will protect them against future administrations
American Federation of Teachers
- Gottheimer Responds to Anti-Israel Statement From Rutgers Professors
- How local school districts measured in testing after dramatic drop in STAAR test scores
- After S.F. teachers’ union vote on Israel, others follow suit
Fraternal Order of Police
- Stats show high rates of Blacks being killed in US cities
- President Threatens Americans, Twists History to Push Antigun Agenda
- AOC hit with backlash for saying concerns over crime spike is ‘hysteria’
National Labor Relations Board
- CA offers tax break to tech outsourcing company from India
- Federalist Says NLRB Couldn’t Challenge ‘Salt Mine’ Tweet
- U.S. Supreme Court Rules Against CA ALRB
Service Employees International Union
- Cuomo fundraiser attracts Union bosses, corporate CEOs despite scandals
- SEIU Asks To Defend Local Hazard Pay Law It Pushed In Calif
Teamsters
- Team Star is considering refocusing on organizing Amazon workers
- Teamsters Applaud Job-Creation Goals Of Bipartisan Infrastructure Deal
United Food and Commercial Workers
- No compassion for workers at Greenleaf dispensary in Portsmouth
- How the Smithfield workers of Sioux Falls stood up and won
- We Have Reached an Agreement! We Recommend a “YES” Vote
United Steelworkers
- Vale workers on strike in Sudbury after 70% vote down proposed contract
- Google’s contract workers meet with VP Harris and secretary of labor
