LaborUnionNews.com's News Digest for Wednesday, September 14, 2022
Top Stories: DOL To Track Federal Contractors Who Hire Consultants; Government Unions Using Onboarding To Recruit New Members; Uber's $100M Fine In NJ; Amazon Has An October Election & More...
TOP STORIES:
1. US DOL proposes revision to Form LM-10 to require employers to disclose federal contractor status
2. WSJ: After Janus, Onboarding Process Has Become a Key Battleground For The Country’s Government Unions
3. AFL-CIO: $100 Million Back Tax Payment by Uber Highlights New Jersey Independent Contractor Misclassification Enforcement
4. Amazon union election in Albany to begin in October
5. Railroad Companies, Union Workers Continue Contract Negotiations
...Labor Department hosting talks...
…Congress prepares to act…
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Total Entries: 103
MORE NEWS:
BARGAINING NEWS
WGA Members Employed At Audacy Unanimously Ratify New Contract
Northeastern dining hall workers approve most lucrative contract in Local 26 history
Strike averted as Florida’s Diplomat reaches new contract with hotel union
ECONOMIC NEWS
Union Boss Deems Hard Rock’s $100m National Salary Scale Raise a “Great Move”
Changing Retail Staffing Models – Unforeseen Risks in a New Economy
Dow tumbles 1,200 points for worst day since June 2020
...“Increases in the shelter, food, and medical care indexes were the largest..."
GENERAL UNION NEWS
GOVERNMENT UNION NEWS
Indiana Sheriff Sued By Union That Represents Deputies, Jailers
Massive Union Rally Planned Ahead Of NJ Public Worker Healthcare Hikes
State staffing shortages have union seeking higher wages to fill ‘critical’ vacancies
HEALTH CARE UNION NEWS
Union files 21-count unfair labor practice charge against Steward St. Elizabeth’s Medical Center
Minnesota nursing strike enters last day, with union and hospitals still far apart
Nursing Associations Applaud Legislation to Remove Practice Barriers
LABOR DISPUTES
ORGANIZING NEWS
POLITICAL NEWS
Hotel Union Flexes Muscle at Santa Monicans for Renters’ Rights Convention
Politico: Gov. Gavin Newsom cut his first television spot of the cycle to help defeat Proposition 30
STARBUCKS UNION NEWS
Starbucks Employees On the Picket Line on Company’s Investor Day
Starbucks Projects Long-Term Profit, Double-Digit Revenue Growth as New Strategy Implements
Buffalo Starbucks union organizer to testify before Congress
Reuters: Starbucks adds benefits for non-union U.S. workers ahead of investor day
TEACHERS UNION NEWS
MEA discussed withholding relief funds from schools that didn’t comply with COVID rules
Do American Students’ Lives Matter? Lockdowns could have lifetime ramifications