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LaborUnionNews.com's News Digest for Friday, August 11, 2023

LaborUnionNews.com's News Digest for Friday, August 11, 2023

Top Stories: States crack down on captive audience meetings; Bankrupt Yellow to repay government loan; 4 years later, Kumho Tire workers have a CBA, How L.A. became the union epicenter & more...

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Truthout: States Crack Down on Union-Busting Captive Audience Meetings

Amid rising labor organizing, local efforts to outlaw captive audience meetings will likely expand. Read more…


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Bankrupt Yellow Plans to Repay $700 Million Government Loan and Other Debts

Failed shipping company Yellow Corp. said it has enough assets that can be sold to pay back a $700 million U.S. government loan and others from private lenders, The Wall Street Journal reported. Read more…


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Four years after unionizing, union members ratify contract with Kumho Tire

Hundreds of jobs will remain at Kumho Tire in Macon. The United Steelworkers announce members voted recently to ratify a four-year first contract, covering about 325 employees. Read more…


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Hot labor summer: How L.A. became the epicenter of solidarity

It's hot, sweaty and built on solidarity: Los Angeles has become a city of picket lines this summer, with more than 100,000 workers out on strike in the region. Each set of workers — screenwriters, actors, hotel employees, city staffers and more — is fighting its own particular fight, but organized labor is having a moment on the streets of L.A. Read more…


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