LaborUnionNews.com's News Digest for Friday, Nov. 8, 2024
Top Stories: Hilton guests complain during hotel strike; SEPTA strike on hold; A new NLRB decision hits employer statements; Mass teachers on strike & dozens more stories...
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Hilton guests are required to get their own towels, goods
A hotel guest says customers at the Hilton Hawaiian Village have been required to get their own hotel amenities due to a worker’s strike. She notes that the hotel still charged her full price.
Union puts potential Philadelphia mass transit strike on hold as talks continue
The union that represents thousands of Philadelphia mass transit system workers has agreed to delay a strike that could have started Friday, saying progress was being made in ongoing contract talks.
NLRB: Board Restores Prior Standard Governing Employer Statements about Unionization’s Impact on Employer-Employee Relationship
Teachers in two Massachusetts cities go on strike
Teachers in two different North Shore communities are on strike amid impasses in contract negotiations, resulting in the closure of schools on Friday.
Labor Relations Radio, E151—Attorney Jon Hyman On What To Expect Under A Trump NLRB
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