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Change to Win Meeting Quietly with AFL-CIO Leaders, NY Times ReportsThe New York Times is reporting that members of the Change to Win federation have been meeting quietly with leaders of the AFL-CIO, (the federation that the Change to Win unions broke away from in 2005) in an effort to plot a successful election strategy for the presidential campaign of Barac... |
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Congress Clamps Down on Pilot Program that Allows Mexican Trucks into U.S. Interior RoadsA pilot program that allows Mexican trucks to make long-haul shipments into the United States got another major setback this month after the U.S. Senate Appropriations Committee passed a ban on any programs to open the U.S.-Mexican border to long-haul trucks from Mexico. The amendment was str... |
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Employees Walking off Job at Johnson Controls Could Lead to Serious Trouble for Fragile GMThe United Auto Workers (UAW) union is playing with fire. The Wall Street Journal reported this week that workers at a Johnson Controls factory in Columbia, TN, walked off the job on Wednesday because the company which manufactures auto parts refused to recognize the union after employees... |
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Pilots Say They Are Being Pressured to Cut Back on Reserve FuelA union representing US Airways pilots alleges that captains are being pressured into putting less fuel on planes in an apparent cost-saving measure by the airline. US Airways has denied the allegations, according to press reports. The US Airline Pilots Association (USAPA) added that US A... |
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More Bad News for Workers at GMGeneral Motors announced this week that its cutting the number of jobs, reducing the salaries of executives, and cutting retiree health care benefits all in an apparent effort to give the auto manufacturer a much-needed jump start. Though the plan is clearly bad news for auto workers and e... |
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CWA, IBEW Consider Whether to Authorize Strike at VerizonTensions are mounting as unionized workers at Verizon Communications in the Northeast are voting whether to authorize a strike at the communications company. Tens of thousands of members of the Communications Workers of America (CWA) and the International Brotherhood of Electrical Worker... |
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