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From the rousing leader dismissed for leading a walkout to the activists handing out free burgers, pizza and weed, an inspiring new documentary charts the long, hard fight to create the delivery giant’s first union

Failure to relocate within two weeks left 83 Grindr workers without a job as the company implemented a new RTO policy.

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Union members say the non-endorsement ignores Harris’ role in securing Teamsters’ retirement benefits and Biden’s pro-union NLRB, which has bolstered organizing efforts at Amazon.

Federal appeals court rules in favor of Tesla and Elon Musk in a case involving a controversial 2018 social media post about union organizing efforts.

Marisela Olvera, who faced a union-busting campaign at Trump International Hotel a decade ago, wants to help elect the first woman president.

The visit is a reminder that the Trump administration made it harder for McDonald's workers to fight for higher pay

#AppleToo co-organizer Janneke Parrish reportedly shared confidential information, but she asserts her firing was for a different reason.

The National Labor Relations Board claims that Apple required its U.S. employees to sign illegal confidentiality agreements and non-disclosure as well as non-compete agreements. Apple also imposed overly broad social media policies, it said.

Trump and running mate JD Vance court workers, but the former president targeted unions and labor rights while in office.

Energy Transfer owns the pipeline that caught fire recently near Houston, and it’s setting another fire at the National Labor Relations Board with the help of right-wing jurists.