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His drivers merged — Then Amazon tried to terminate his contract
It’s just after the new year when Jonathon Ervin began to feel that Amazon was turning its back on him.…
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Apple store employees are the new face of US labor law reform
The percentage of US workers represented by a union has been declining for decades, to 10% last year. But unions…
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Delta Air Lines workers trying to merge
Photo: Image AaronP/Bauer-Griffin/GC (beautiful pictures) Delta Airlines Flight attendants, mechanics and fleet service workers are trying to join the union.…
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Activision Blizzard has another alliance on hand. Now what?
Above October 18, after the NLRB ruled that Blizzard Albany QA employees would be able to vote in a union…
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Amazon workers lose to another union Vote when management succeeds
Amazon Labor Union, made history in April by First Amazon warehouse consolidation in the US, lost its latest campaign today,…
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A U.S. railroad strike averted — but the crisis is far from over
In the early years On Thursday morning, major U.S. freight rail companies reached a tentative agreement with unions that would…
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Apple Stores voted to unify for the first time
In a statement sent before the results were announced, Apple spokesman Josh Lipton wrote, “We are fortunate to have incredible…
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Video Gaming formed the first major Alliance. So what now?
History is about will take place in Madison, Wisconsin. A team of game developers has assembled in person to await…
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GM factory workers in Mexico get a raise from $3 an hour to $3.25
A Chevrolet Silverado Z71 rolls through the assembly line at the General Motors Silao ComplexPhoto: Synthetic engine After negotiate a…
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Amazon Labor Union loses ground in Staten Island push
Workers at a Amazon’s warehouse on Staten Island voted against unionization, marking the first loss to the fledgling, worker-led Amazon…
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