Hundreds of bus workers are on strike in a row over pay. Nearly 600 Unite the Union members at Stagecoach North East in Newcastle, Sunderland and South Shields have walked out as part of the first of two days of industrial action.

Since negotiations began in September 2020, the guild has seen layoffs impact approximately 200 Times staffers.

Striking workers are demanding livable wages, safe work conditions, guaranteed break times and measures to prevent ICE agents from entering the workplace without a judicial warrant.

A union representing workers at Boeing Co.’s St. Louis-area defense factories urged US lawmakers from Missouri to intervene and nudge the planemaker to reach a deal.

Construction on the North Spokane Corridor has come to a standstill. The Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) confirmed that work has stopped due to a strike by the International Union of Operating Engineers (IUOE) Local 302.

Union leaders wrote that they intend to reject the board's offer, triggering a federally mandated 30-day "cooling off" period.

As some students in southwest suburban Naperville headed back to school Thursday, teachers in the Naperville Unit District 203 went back to the classroom without a contract. The

Service Employees International Union members had just, earlier in August, voted overwhelmingly (84%) to authorize an open-ended Unfair Labor Practice strike following a four-day ULP strike earlier in July.