Labor

Architects design a pro-union future at one Brooklyn firm

September 12, 2022 By PAI

The Machinists’ success at Bernheimer makes the firm the first unionized architectural firm in the U.S. since the depths of the Great Depression.

Labor Day rally marks Kaiser mental health clinicians’ fourth week on strike

September 9, 2022 By Marilyn Bechtel

San Francisco Labor Council’s Kim Tavaglione told strikers: “All of labor in California is standing with you…to change a system riddled with greed and profit.”

Seattle school bosses force 6,000 teachers, staff to strike

September 9, 2022 By Mark Gruenberg

Issues include enormous sized classes, and too few counselors and nurses.

Speedy organizing drive brings minor-league baseball players into union fold

September 8, 2022 By Mark Gruenberg

It took only one week to bring 90 percent of Little League players into the labor movement.

Kaiser Permanente nurses hold informational pickets for nurse and patient safety

September 8, 2022 By Marilyn Bechtel

“We need more nurses to provide the care our patients deserve. There is simply no reason or excuse for nurses to be short-staffed this long into the pandemic.”