Amazon’s European workers go on strike for Black Friday

Some of Amazon’s European employees walked out in protest of unfair work conditions to coincide with Black Friday, the day Continue reading →

Mine safety official warned administration violating law, putting miners in danger

WASHINGTON — Two days before his term ended, a member of the independent federal commission overseeing mine safety accused the Continue reading →

Kiddies back to school: How our local teachers strike was resolved

By Robert A. Vella At the end of last month, I reported that teachers in several Washington state school districts Continue reading →

Kiddies, Teachers, and Bureaucrats: How a victory for Schools and Teachers turned into a Labor Strike

By Robert A. Vella In this little corner of America, a pacific northwest suburban community of beautiful trees and green Continue reading →

Trump Nominee Is Behind Anti-Union Legal Campaign

Even before the Supreme Court struck down mandatory union fees for government workers last month, the next phase of the Continue reading →

U.S. Supreme Court rules against unions over non-member fees

WASHINGTON — The U.S. Supreme Court on Wednesday dealt a blow to organized labor, ruling that non-members cannot be forced Continue reading →

High court backs companies over worker class-action claims

The U.S. Supreme Court delivered a blow to the rights of workers Monday by allowing companies to require them to Continue reading →

Oklahoma teachers press Senate to pass tax plan to end strike

Oklahoma teachers packed the state Capitol on Monday to press the Republican-dominated Senate to enact a capital gains tax overhaul Continue reading →