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Trump Permitting Workplace Accident Coverups
Late Friday, Trump continued his war against regulations at the Labor Department and OSHA. This time, he made it easier for big companies to hide accidents and injuries that happen on the job.
Beating the Heat While on the Job
It's that time of year again. The days get longer. The sun rides higher in the sky. And heat-related illnesses start claiming lives and sending working people to hospitals at alarming rates....
Body Cams for Safety
After one of their members was assaulted on the Q train, TWU Local 100 is calling on the MTA to provide body cameras to keep their members safe. Read more from AMNY.
Teamsters Demand Safe Schools in the City of Brotherly Love
Public school and elected officials joined with Teamster school administrators today to address the growing scourge of schoolhouse violence in Philadelphia, most recently in an assault on a...
Gun Control: A Step in the Right Direction
As gun violence in schools continues to kill dozens of students and teachers, New York is taking action. Find out more from Newsday.
How Training Saves Lives
The training that our members receive is second to none. Thanks to the IBEW our labor is in high demand throughout the country. Not only do our programs teach important...
Trump Wants to Repeal Child Labor Law
Of all of the workplace safety laws and regulations that Trump could consider overturning, child labor laws were probably not at the top of the list. However, Bloomberg Law is reporting that Trump...
How Reporting Accidents Bond Workforces
Workers Memorial Day is right around the corner. It is also the anniversary of the enactment of the Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970 which created the federal government agency known as...
Student Driven Walkouts
Students across the country marched out of school today to protest gun violence. Below is coverage of the marches from CNN.
Students, Teachers and Union Leaders Say Enough is Enough
At 10 AM students in schools across the country walked out of their classes to honor a 17-minute vigil for the fallen students at Douglas Stoneman High School. While some schools expressly forbid...