In unionization push, Alamo Drafthouse workers cut to the chase

The time it takes to organize a union is typically measured in months, if not years. Not so for workers at the Alamo Drafthouse in Woodbury, who voted March 27 to join Communications Workers (CWA) Local 7250 in a process that took a mere six weeks. It was as quick an organizing drive as anyone […]

Research into union busting in MN nursing homes draws lawmaker scrutiny

Two new academic reports have raised concerns among some lawmakers that public funds are being used to stifle worker voice.

Report exposes union-busting in Minnesota nursing homes

At one nonprofit nursing home with a religious affiliation, an administrator leaned on Biblical proverbs to suggest that union organizers were wolves in sheep’s clothing.

As baristas warn of strike, Starbucks closes MN’s first unionized store

“It was sudden, it was callous and it was cruel.”

TSA officers say Trump’s move to terminate their contract about fear, not safety

Ultimately, workers fear the administration’s ultimate goal isn’t to bust their union, but to privatize airport security altogether.

Seeking ‘strength in numbers,’ Roseville baristas vote to join Starbucks union

In balloting March 6, workers at the Starbucks south of Highway 36 and Fairview Avenue voted 16-3 to join Starbucks Workers United, which represents over 10,500 workers across the U.S.

Workers call out ‘anti-union activities’ at Minnesota nursing homes

Members of the state’s largest health care union are calling on one of the state’s largest nursing home companies to join them in working toward a solution to short staffing in the industry.

Unions call out Delta for ‘unethical and illegal anti-union activities’

Delta workers say the airline has responded to their organizing drive with a relentless union-busting campaign, cracking down on pro-union speech and flooding the workplace with disinformation.

Bloomington workers say banjo maker wants to bust their union by moving to Oregon

Union members called the relocation plan retaliatory, saying ownership gave them no indication that it intended to move until they requested recognition of their union.

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 […]