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Top Stories: Teamsters President Issue A Threat to UPS; Machinists Strike Mercedez Benz of San Diego;

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TOP STORIES:

1. Teamsters Prez: UPS Will Either Eliminate Unfair “Two-Tier” Provisions, Or U.S. Will See Its Biggest Strike In a Decade


Union Technicians Strike Mercedes-Benz Of San Diego - Todayuknews

2. Machinists Strike Mercedez Benz of San Diego


3. Facebook Parent Meta clamps down on internal discussion of Roe v. Wade’s overturning


NLRB Petitions & Charges for June 28, 2022 (for paid subscribers)

57 Total Entries


MORE NEWS:

BARGAINING NEWS

  • Teamsters: Members Unanimously Ratify New Las Vegas Convention Carpet Agreement

  • Costco Workers Reject Sellout Contract by 93 On ‘Substandard Contract Offer’

  • West Coast dockworkers: Demand an immediate vote for strike action!

  • Hard Rock Marks Four Years In Atlantic City As Strike Looms


ECONOMIC NEWS

  • North America’s Building Trades Unions and Ørsted Agree To Build an American Offshore Wind Energy Industry With American Labor

  • U.S. Steel to build DR-grade system on Iron Range

  • Officials say Western Pa. can lead way in clean energy industry


GENERAL UNION NEWS

  • People’s World: Union-heavy states more likely to have laws protecting abortion rights

  • New FairHotel helps you find Union hotels

  • Union Challenges U.S. Steel’s Scheme to Betray Granite City Workers


GOVERNMENT UNION NEWS

  • OPM: If You Need to Travel for Medical Care, You Can Use Sick Leave

  • Kansas veterans and legislators wary of proposal to close VA clinics and cut emergency services

  • US senators block commission that would have closed New Mexico VA clinics


HEALTH CARE UNION NEWS

  • OR Coast Hospital Workers’ Union Secures Higher Wages

  • Nurses At 2 Providence-Affiliated Hospitals Reach Tentative Agreements

  • Two Months After Strike, 8,000 Sutter Nurses in Northern California Remain on the Job Without a Contract


HR NEWS

  • Facebook Parent Meta clamps down on internal discussion of Roe v. Wade’s overturning

  • SHRM: IRS Launches 90-Day Pre-Audit Window to Correct Retirement Plan Errors

  • And They Say Nothing Interesting Ever Happens in Tennessee (Employment Law)

  • Employers Providing Abortion Benefits Should Address Compliance Questions


LABOR DISPUTES

  • Union rallies at Near West Side dispensary where workers claim they were fired for organizing efforts

  • Teamsters: Rhode Island Members Enter 2nd Week On The Picket Line At Northeast Transportation Services

  • UAW members on strike in Burlington visited by US Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack

  • Racine United Auto Workers Strike Nears Two-Month Mark


LEGAL NEWS

  • Ogletree: COVID–Driven Layoffs Are Not a ‘Natural Disaster’ Under WARN Act, Fifth Circuit Rules

  • Federal appeals court rejects reliability of electronic signatures on employment agreements

  • Local and State Employment Law Update: Various Terms Redefined


NLRB NEWS

  • APM Reports staff allege unfair labor practices by Minnesota Public Radio

  • NLRB certifies union election for Apple Store employees in Maryland

  • Summary of NLRB Decisions for Week of June 21 - 24, 2022


ORGANIZING NEWS

  • Union election begins for over 400 Planned Parenthood workers

  • RAs and TAs At MIT Graduate Student Union Vote to Unionize

  • Labor Joust: NJ Medieval Times Workers Will Vote on Joining Union

  • Baltimore-area Apple and Starbucks workers have led the way in nation and state forming unions


POLITICAL NEWS

  • Harford Sheriff Says Deputy Sheriff’s Union Playing Politics In Upcoming State’s Attorney Race

  • Union Density and the Post-Roe Crisis

  • A Growing List of Top Rhode Island Lawmakers Are Quitting


STARBUCKS UNION NEWS

  • Union Workers Claim Starbucks Is Using Abortion Access as a Bargaining Chip

  • Starbucks Workers and Labor Allies Call out Starbucks for Union Busting in Wednesday Protest

  • Scottsboro Starbucks Workers Continue Rally for Union

  • Starbucks Workers Win Unions in Washington, Oregon, and Virginia


TEACHERS UNION NEWS

  • New National Board Certified Teachers Speak Out on Value of Program

  • Upper St. Clair Approves 5-year Teacher Contract

  • Professors Union Affiliates With American Federation of Teachers, AFL-CIO


UNION CORRUPTION

  • Former St. Louis postal union president sentenced for embezzling union funds


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