Month: May 2021

The Biden administration plans to name Thea Lee, a former AFL-CIO trade official, to head the Labor Department’s international affairs division, according to people familiar with the appointment. Lee, who most recently served as president

To mark Nurses Week, registered nurses from across California will pay online visits to state legislators on Tuesday, May 11 and Wednesday, May 12, to advocate in support of bills that advance the work of nurses and protect public health

DeJoy’s plan was pushed out in a hurry as a pre-emptive strike before the Senate could vote to fill the open seats on the Postal Board of Governors with Biden’s nominees—who are apparently all pro-public postal service, pro-democracy, pro-union

“Recently, the AFL-CIO released its 30th annual ‘Death on the Job: The Toll of Neglect’ report,” write Ronald Stolkin and Elliot Griffin for Ballard Spahr LLP.  “Every year, the report highlights the number of states and industries with the most workplace

Three more Google employees’ firings should be added to a complaint accusing the company of illegally retaliating against activists, the federal labor board’s top prosecutor said in a letter, reversing determinations made under the Trump