RTW Defeat in Colo. Just Latest in Long Chapter
This year's version of measure is the newest in the state's anti-union bill graveyard.
More Victories for Missouri Union Workers
Just months after a huge victory against RTW at the ballot box, two state courts hand down key pro-worker decisions.
House Panel Lawmakers Rally Behind Pension Fix
Subcommittee members said there is no more time to waste to come up with a solution for the nation's retirement woes.
Another RTW Win for Workers in W.Va.
State court hands victory to workers against corporate effort to roll back wages.
Wage Gap is Still Alive and Kicking
Wages for low-income workers are on the way up, according to a new report by the Economic Policy Institute (EPI), thanks to increases in the minimum wage. But there are still large, systematic gaps that must be conquered if real income inequality reform is going to take place.
More Wins for Minimum Wage Hike
Illinois and New Jersey become the latest states to enact $15 minimum wage, and more are on the way.
Long-time Rep. Dingell, a Friend to Workers
The Teamsters are saying goodbye to a long-time friend and champion of workers who made it his mission to be a voice for those who too often didn’t have one in the halls of Congress.
Retired Rep. John Dingell (D-Mich.), 92, the “Dean of the House” whose 59 years as a member of the chamber is the longest in U.S. history, died Feb. 7 after a battle with prostate cancer. He leaves behind a six-decades-long record of progress for labor rights, civil rights and health care expansion.
Mo. Teamster Wife Calls on Congress to Fix Pensions
Cindy McDaniel told the House Ways and Means Committee today that it must act to beef up retirement security.
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