More advocacy workers unionizing in Minnesota

Workers at two prominent Minnesota nonprofit organizations, The Advocates for Human Rights and Mid-Minnesota Legal Aid, have moved to unionize this winter. About 110 staff members at Mid-Minnesota Legal Aid (MMLA) are participating in a union election after an overwhelming majority of workers signed a petition to join together and bargain collectively as members of […]

St. Paul lawmaker vows to act on health care for MSP workers if MAC won’t

Airport workers are dialing up the pressure on employers at Minneapolis St. Paul International Airport and the airport’s governing body to do something to make their health insurance more affordable. Health benefits have been a sticking point in separate negotiations covering two groups of workers at MSP Airport, about 450 airline catering workers represented by […]

Union approves first contract at Planned Parenthood North Central States

Planned Parenthood North Central States workers in Minnesota and four other states voted to ratify their first union contract this week, capping a tumultuous round of negotiations with the reproductive health organization, where workers voted to unionize in July 2022. The new contract takes effect retroactively to Jan. 1 and covers about 430 members of […]

Sun Country flight attendants demand wages, work rules to match industry peers

Nearly five years into their campaign for a new union contract, flight attendants at Minnesota-based Sun Country Airlines are still fighting for their fair share of the company’s growing profits. Members of Teamsters Local 120, which represents about 600 flight attendants at Sun Country, held informational picketing Jan. 10 outside Terminal 2 at Minneapolis-St. Paul […]

Union members bristle at Allina plans for more hospital cuts

Health care workers don’t want to see pandemic-level staffing become the new normal.

Great River staff union reaches first contract with St. Paul charter

GRSU is a “wall-to-wall” union, meaning teachers are in the same bargaining unit as support staff – a bargaining dynamic that’s unique in public education.

Metro Transit workers vote to authorize strike

“Our message to Metro Transit is let’s get back to the table and really start negotiating.”

After ‘unprecedented’ disrespect from Planned Parenthood, union plans to escalate contract campaign

“They’ve never seen an employer make a proposal to undo so many substantial pieces of progress already won through the bargaining process,” health educator Elizabeth Wolfe said.

Allina Health clinicians file for union election

They would be the nation’s largest private-sector union of clinicians.

Local Teamsters show they’re ready to strike for fair share of record UPS profits

“We want – and we’re going to get – what we’ve got coming to us,” said Teamsters Local 120 President Tom Erickson.