The widely anticipated lawsuit seeks to overturn Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem's attempts to cancel a TSA collective bargaining agreement.
Mass strikes? Escalating disruptions? The call for unified action on May 2028 presents real opportunity if we start now.
On February 21, 2025, as Michigan employers were preparing to comply with the provisions of the Earned Sick Time Act (the “Original ESTA”) ...
As the Columbus City Schools teachers union prepares for contract negotiations, the union is trying something new: bringing ...
As layoff procedures in Poland and Germany are anchored in the same EU Directive, their national regulations are similar in direction, but they ...
The WGA represents 270 news writers, producers, promotions writer-producers, editors, graphic artists, and news desk associates at CBS News — all of whom it says are imminently threatened by the lack ...
The union for Transportation Safety Administration (TSA) employees is suing Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem after she said she was ending a collective bargaining agreement signed last ...
A federal judge ordered the federal government to rehire thousands of employees dismissed from six agencies, saying the Trump ...
The largest federal employee union filed a lawsuit on Thursday seeking to block President Donald Trump's administration from ...
New guidance from the Office of Personnel Management states that unions' collective bargaining agreements cannot interfere with mass layoffs carried out by federal agencies.
A new memo from the Office of Personnel Management argues that contracts with federal unions cannot supersede an agency’s ability to lay off its employees.
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