
Union leaders described a trend of “more punitive discipline than legitimate corrective action” doled out to members in recent years.
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Union leaders described a trend of “more punitive discipline than legitimate corrective action” doled out to members in recent years.

“Going on strike will still be financially challenging, but at least workers won’t be starved back to work,” one union member said.

“How many more good people will we lose because of the low pay, lack of benefits and ongoing disrespect?”

Autoworkers at General Motors’ parts-distribution facility in Hudson, Wis., are not on strike today, but union members say they are ready to walk if their international union directs them to the picket line. “We’re on standby right now, just waiting to get the call,” United Autoworkers (UAW) Local 722 President Steve Frisque said. “If we […]

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

As striking food service workers in Hastings put a spotlight on hardships faced by some of the lowest-paid school employees, state lawmakers this week debated bold, new legislation to lift standards for all hourly school workers. The “Education Support Professionals’ Bill of Rights,” introduced by DFLers in both the House and Senate, would establish a […]