July 18, 1969 African-American hospital workers won a 113-day union recognition strike in Charleston, South Carolina.
• Can a self-driving 40-ton truck be safe? • New Alabama Amazon union election dates set • Why you’re seeing empty store shelves • Google: We want to convince them that unions suck • Republic Services Teamsters continue picket line extensions in Seattle • Opinion: Striking trash collectors just want a decent living • Striking concrete mixer drivers call out concrete cartel • Striking Teamsters, supporters shut down 5th largest port on West Coast • Amazon shortens paid Covid leave time for U.S. employees • Unionization efforts spread across US for Amazon, Starbucks • "I’m staying to help get the union done." • The Great Resignation: Why Americans are quitting their jobs more than ever • Paid family leave getting a new look in this year’s Md. legislative session • Militant leader of flight attendants’ union may seek biggest labor job in US • A Quiz for Martin Luther King Day, Jr.
General Membership Meetings are suspended for the summer months of June, July and August, per the unanimous vote of members at the May 18, 2025 meeting. Dates for the September meetings will be posted in August.
