LaborUnionNews.com's News Digest for Tuesday, June 4, 2024
Top Stories: Union turf wars? Some Stellantis workers are unhappy; NLRB nominee is lauded; 5 AI movies at Tribeca festival; Phoenix hotels sue Calif. union; AV trucks are coming & 55 more articles...
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Teamsters Memo Signals Rift Between Major Unions
The Teamsters are ending a “no-raid” pact with the machinists' union. The change could lead to turf wars over membership.
Despite a new contract and healthy pay hikes, some Stellantis workers aren't happy
After securing a landmark new labor contract last fall, it has been a rocky few months for workers at the Stellantis NV plant that builds the Jeep Wrangler SUV and Gladiator pickup.
Republican Labor Board Nominee Brings Quiet Power to Major Cases
President Joe Biden’s nominee for a Republican spot on the National Labor Relations Board, Joshua Ditelberg, may be the most prominent labor attorney you’ve never heard of.
Tribeca Festival to debut 5 movies using AI after 2023 actors and writers strikes
Tribeca Festival is debuting five original short films using artificial intelligence after a contentious fight against the technology during the 2023 actors and writers strikes.
2 Phoenix hotels sue California schools union for nearly $800,000 over canceled conference
Parent companies for the Sheraton Phoenix Downtown and Renaissance Phoenix Downtown Hotel are suing the California School Employees Association for nearly $800,000 after the union canceled plans to hold its annual conference in downtown Phoenix this summer.
ICYMI: The future is near for self-driving trucks on US roads
Within three or four years, Aurora and its competitors expect to put thousands such self-driving trucks on America's public freeways.
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