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Holiday Toll on Retail Workers
The holiday season is taking a toll on retail workers according to the Tribune News Service. Find out more below.
Union Construction Jobs Safer than Non-Union
This post was written by the IBEW Media Center. It may not be news to those in the business, but new numbers back up what IBEW and other union construction members already know: there’s...
Staten Island Amazon's Staggering Injury Rate
The holiday shopping season is here and over the Thanksgiving weekend, millions of people logged onto Amazon to get the best Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals. Once that new TV is ordered, the...
ICE to Deport Hard Rock Whistleblower
Delmer Joel Ramirez Palma was a worker at the Hard Rock Hotel in New Orleans. He was working on the ninth floor when the building collapsed and he fell three floors down. Injured, Ramirez Palma...
The NLRB is a Hostile Work Environment
This post was written by the IBEW Media Department. The National Labor Relations Board’s own workers rallied Monday against management abuses affecting their union’s ability to...
Mark Janus is Still Trying to Sue Union for Back Dues
Mark Janus was a public employee in Illinois who teamed up with the National Right to Work Legal Defense Fund (NRTW), to stop the collection of agency fees and to force right to work on the entire...
Workers Blame Hard Rock Collapse on Concrete
A month after the fateful collapse of the Hard Rock Hotel in New Orleans, workers are speaking out about the criminal acts of negligence that caused the building to collapse.
UAW Locals Move to Impeach Their President
UAW International President Gary Jones has taken a leave of absence. Now, with the leadership of members of Local 259 in New York a movement to permanently remove Jones as President has been growing...
Destroying the Evidence at Hard Rock New Orleans
A month after three men lost their lives in the Hard Rock Hotel collapse, the developer and the city have slated the building for destruction.
We're All Scabs Now
The word Scab is back and the Huffpost takes a look at how it is going mainstream.