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- Is your job being taken over by AI? Understanding Silent Firing
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- The Importance of AI Safety in Customer Experience Automation
- As generative AI gets better, what will happen to artists?
- Joe Rogan Fears AI Could Be Used To Create ‘Really Objective Government’
BARGAINING NEWS
- BNSF workers reject contract which would have paved the way for one-man crews
- Teamsters at TheBus in Prince George’s County authorize strike if talks continue to stall
- Lambeau Field workers win first union contract
- REI’s attorneys to continue first contract negotiations
- Wells Fargo, Union Set to Begin Closely Watched Contract Talks
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EDUCATION UNION NEWS
- Chicago Is Running Out of Money. Its Teachers Union Wants 9% Raises Anyway
- Los Angeles Teachers Union Votes to Support Effort to Block U.S. Military Aid
- California’s Union Teachers Knocked on an Unprecedented 500K Doors for School Board
- Kentucky voters defeat a law to allow tax dollar support for private schools
- Portland school board OKs $500,000 contract to study retirement issues
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GENERAL UNION NEWS
- Teamsters Members Transport the Capitol Christmas Tree to DC
- Four Distressed Pension Funds Approved for PBGC Grants
- MI skilled-trade workers urge next administration to invest in industry
- New York Philharmonic fires two players after accusations of sexual misconduct
- Nonprofit accuses UC Berkeley of biased research on CA $20 min wage
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GOVERNMENT UNION NEWS
- 7,000 public employees in Denver likely to get collective bargaining rights as 2U leads
- How government leaders can maintain amidst changing administrations
- What Trump’s win means for the federal workforce
- Social Security advocates call for stronger support to live up to FDR’s vision
- SEPTA’s largest union preparing for possible strike; 5,300 workers set to walk off job as deadline looms…
HEALTH CARE UNION NEWS
- Albany Nurses, management clash over staffing committee election
- Possible strike looms as nurses at St. Joseph in Tacoma seek better staffing
- Groden Center caregivers make video of next steps after bargaining breakdown
- Women & Infants union workers to hold unfair labor practice picket
- About 70 workers from Essentia Health-Deer River now on strike
NLRB NEWS
- NLRB files complaint against Dallas Black Dance, sets hearing date
- SCOTUS Says NLRB Isn’t So Special—NLRB Requests for Injunctions Subject…
- FTC Issues Notice of Its Withdrawal from Cross-Agency Merger Review Agreement
- WSJ: A Right to Work From Home
- NLRB Orders ‘Hungry Like the Wolf’ Restaurant to Rehire Workers
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PODCASTS
- Episode 255: Union Power — with Brett Story and Chris Smalls
- Ogletree:Employee Retention Credits Refund Delays
- Proskauer: AI at Work, What Employers Need to Know
- Littler: Tipping the Scale —Strategies for Working with Compliance Officers
- National Law Review: Episode 346 – DOL’s Expanded Overtime Salary Limits…
POLITICAL NEWS
- DOJ and Jack Smith immediately end their cases against Donald Trump…
JUST IN: The Department of Justice and Jack Smith immediately end their cases against Donald Trump.
The DOJ cited their policy that presidents can't be prosecuted however it was assumed they would work up until the "last day."
"What's interesting here is that the DOJ is moving… pic.twitter.com/TzOKIxSgcF
— Collin Rugg (@CollinRugg) November 6, 2024
- Even Pro-Trump States See Major Wins for Labor Rights…
- Donald Trump Elected 47th President...Trump wins presidency for second time, completing improbable comeback...
- Can New York felons vote?
- Trump Claims Fraud in Key Swing State in Sign of What’s Coming
PORT STRIKE
- Port Strike – Where We Stand and What Is to Come
- Port Strike 2.0: Major Shippers Pivot to West Coast Over Contract Uncertainty
- Strikes Still Threatening to Rattle Collision Repair Parts Supply Chain
- Strike at U.S. Ports Brought Debate Over Automation Front and Center
- Port of NY and NJ receives $347M in federal funding to bolster sustainability
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UNIONS AS OF 2023
Union Membership in the private sector: 6.0% in 2023.
Government-sector: union membership: 32.5%
Overall (private and government) union membership: 10%.
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