LaborUnionNews.com's News Digest for Monday, January 9, 2023

Top Stories: After 8-Months on Strike, CNH Strikers to Stay Out; Thousands of NYC Nurses Strike; What California's Budget Deficit May Mean To State Workers; UPS Workers Fired For Partying & More...

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TOP STORIES:

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Eight months in, UAW strike continues after members reject CNH proposal

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More than 7,000 nurses at two major NYC hospitals go on strike over pay and staffing

...Updated picket line locations...

…Newborn babies moved…

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California expects a $24 billion deficit this year. What does that mean for state worker contracts?

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UPS workers fired for alcohol-fueled parties during twilight shifts

...Music, dancing, sex in Midtown service center...

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NLRB Petitions & Charges for Friday, January 6, 2023

Total Entries filed January 5th, 2023: 37

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MORE NEWS:

BARGAINING NEWS

• WSWS: University of California workers fight to appeal UAW-sellout contract, following union betrayal

• Opinion: Now More Than Ever, College Football Players Need Collective Bargaining

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ECONOMIC NEWS

• In 2022, The IRS Went After The Very Poorest Taxpayers

• Seattle-area percentage of ‘house rich, cash poor’ among highest in U.S.

• Big Wage Growth Could Come To These Workers In 2023, But Employers May Cut Jobs Instead

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GENERAL UNION NEWS

• Damar Hamlin’s cardiac arrest and his future are labor issues, this week in the war on workers

• Southwest to Review Meltdown After Union Criticizes Lack of Plan

• 2022 might go down as Louisville’s year of the union

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GOVERNMENT UNION NEWS

• CT Firefighters to Get Bonuses for Work During COVID

• Monessen approves AFSCME contract, hirings

• Teamsters Local 320 to ratify agreement with St. Louis County

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HR NEWS

• ‘HR leaders aren’t focused enough on employee experience’

• Report: ‘HR Is Simply Too Much Work’

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LABOR DISPUTES

• CNH Industrial union workers at two U.S. plants reject proposed contract

• Westrock labor dispute continues, union rejects contract

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LEGAL NEWS

• Immigration, attorney-client privilege: The next 7 cases before the Supreme Court

• Cement-truck drivers went on strike. A lawsuit may pave the way for restricting workers’ rights.

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NLRB NEWS

• NLRB Looks to Modernize Its Legal Case Management System

• Long-Awaited Fall Regulatory Agenda Provides Glimpse of Administration’s Regulatory Goals

• Top Five Labor Law Developments for December 2022

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ORGANIZING NEWS

• A list of game studios changing the industry by unionizing

• Microsoft is Running Advertisements to Show its Support for Unionization

• 2023 may be more about labor unions in the North Bay

• Lake Michigan CU Employees Vote in Favor to Form Labor Union

• Sunnyside Buffalo Grove Cannabis Workers Join Teamsters

• Machinists’ Winpisinger Center’s Organizing Classes Strategize to Grow Union

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POLITICAL NEWS

• McCarthy Faces First Test With House Rules Package, Including Vote To Cut IRS Funding

• Border Patrol union rips Biden’s border visit, says El Paso cleaned up ‘just in time’

• Biden must address two key issues in State of the Union

• The Republicans’ Math Problem in Midterms and Potentially 2024

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STARBUCKS UNION NEWS

• Starbucks Illegally Refused Union Contract Talks at 21 Cafes, NLRB Says

• Chipotle Borrows From Starbucks’ Playbook As Workers Push To Unionize

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TEACHERS UNION NEWS

• Grad union reaches their first contract with UNM

• ‘We have a deal’: Akron teachers avert strike with tentative contract agreement

• Randi Weingarten slammed when she blames teacher shortage on ‘constant scrutiny’ of educators

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