LaborUnionNews.com's News Digest for Wednesday, January 25, 2023

Top Stories: CWA Withdraws Proletariat Petition; CNH Threatened To Permanently Replace UAW Strikers; American's Flight Attendants Picket; Honeywell Threatens To Lockout & More News...

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TOP STORIES:

[45 Articles Posted]

Workers at World of Warcraft studio Proletariat withdraw union petition

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Image: Case New Holland Pressroom

UAW Strikers Told They Could Be Permanently Replaced If Latest CNH Deal Was Rejected

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Photo by Joshua Hanson on Unsplash

American Airlines Flight Attendants Picket at DFW Airport for Better Pay, Scheduling

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Honeywell threatens to lock out Teamsters if contract deal not reached next week

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NLRB Petitions & Charges for Tuesday, January 24, 2023

Total Entries filed January 23th, 2023: 72

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MORE NEWS:

BARGAINING NEWS

• Unresolved negotiation leaves Sodexo workers in stalemate

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ECONOMIC NEWS

• Gas Prices Set To Soar On Tightening Fuel Supplies

• Parent Company of CT-Based Sikorsky To Cut 800 Jobs

• Ford Firing Thousands Of Employees Across Europe

• Michael Hicks: Labor market facts you won’t read elsewhere

• Employers cut 35,000 temporary jobs last month. Economists say it may be a preview of what’s to come.

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GENERAL UNION NEWS

• Californians will vote on whether to overturn fast-food law

• LaborNotes: Burgerville Workers’ Lessons for Independent Unions

• Railroads Offer Paid Sick Days, Schedule Changes to Retain Employees

• Decline in union density is no cause for worry

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GOVERNMENT UNION NEWS

• AFGE Celebrates Historic Increase in Pay and Rights for TSA Officers

• USPS, Unions Warn Postal Employees of Spoof Benefits Sites

• Butler Co. Children Services, personnel agree to new 3-year contract

• New York AFL-CIO and key labor unions back leg­islative staff union

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HEALTH CARE UNION NEWS

• Nurses Union Rallies for Staffing Minimums and Limited Overtime for Connecticut Hospitals

• ProMedica RNs prepare to strike after months of failed contract talks

• Nurses ratify contracts after strike at two NYC hospitals

• ANA rolls out free burnout program after successful pilot

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HR NEWS

• KFC is the latest restaurant chain to offer college tuition coverage

• Harvard Business Review: How to Work with Your Unionizing Employees

• Is Outdated Technology Undermining Your Benefits Strategy?

• SHRM: Fewer Jurisdictions Require Paid Leave for COVID-19

• HR Lawyer Shares What You Need To Know About Employment Law

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LABOR DISPUTES

• Ingredion Strike Over: Here’s What Union Members Won

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LEGAL NEWS

• ‘Simply unacceptable.’ Kroger payroll glitch shortchanged workers, lawsuits claim... Kroger facing four class-action lawsuits over payroll mistakes...

• Ogletree: New York State Publishes Proposed Updated Model Sexual Harassment Prevention Policy

• Judge dismisses Whole Foods workers’ lawsuit over ‘Black Lives Matter’ masks

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ORGANIZING NEWS

• Union Election at Books-A-Million Outlet in Virginia Fails

• Blizzard studio halts union plans amid alleged management meddling

• YouTube Illegally Uses Return-to-Office Push to Derail Union, Complaint Claims

• Trader Joe’s Posts ‘Anti-Union Propaganda’ Ahead Of Election At Kentucky Store

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POLITICAL NEWS

• Hawley Introduces ‘PELOSI Act’ To Stop Insider Trading In Congress

• Maryland lawmakers turn attention to framework for cannabis market

• Bill to revise Montana labor laws gets pushback from unions

• Union Leaders Tell Biden: Don’t Change The IRA

• Unions back basic benefits bill for Uber, Lyft drivers

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STARBUCKS UNION NEWS

• Boulder Starbucks successfully unionizes 13-2

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TEACHERS UNION NEWS

• Canton teachers union holds ‘standout’ as contract negotiations stall

• AFT: Faculty Strike in Chicago Draws Wide Support

• FCPS employee union concerned about compensation and security officers in schools

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