The Worker's Wire Last Week in Labor: November 28 - December 5, 2025 Newsguild launches "News, Not Slop" campaign, workers step up for struggling members, and more headlines for your week.
The Worker's Wire Last Week in Labor: November 21-28, 2025. David Huerta pleads not guilty to misdemeanor charge, Starbucks workers get a boost from the Teamsters, and more headlines for your Thanksgiving.
IATSE Disney Studios seeks to fire union lot nurses in favor of subcontractors, shredding an 85-year tradition Disney Studio lot nurses, represented by IATSE Local 80, expressed shock and concern at the news; the union plans a response.
U.S. Labor Movement Kaiser Nurses head back to work after 5 day strike Thousands of healthcare workers are back to work after a groundbreaking 5-day strike last week. Negotiations set to resume next week.
U.S. Labor Movement Loyola Marymount University claims religious exemption with the NLRB, claws back recognition of NTT faculty union The sudden decision of the LMU Board of Trustees has left many NTT faculty in shock; the union plans a response.
The Worker's Wire Last Week in Labor: August 17-29, 2025 Hundreds strike at GE Aerospace, SpaceX wins against the NLRB, major protests planned for Labor Day, and more headlines you missed.
The Worker's Wire Last Week in Labor: Aug 1-7, 2025 Blue Bottle coffee works expand to the west coast, unions respond to VA unionbusting, and more headlines you may have missed.
The Worker's Wire Last Week in Labor: July 25-31, 2025 United Airlines' flight attendants reject TA, AFL-CIO continues Better in a Union tour across U.S., railroad workers say Hell No! to merger, and more headlines you may have missed.