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Unions Strikes Union Representation Union Activities Negotiations Policy Changes Strikes Wages Investments Trump Administration

After Contentious Term, Pedro Martinez Departs CPS for Massachusetts Post

He leaves following his firing by a mayor-appointed board, defamation suits against union and board leaders, a looming $529 million budget gap.

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Fenway Park Concession Workers Launch First-Ever Strike Over Pay and Automation

Polis Delays ICE Subpoena Compliance During Whistleblower Lawsuit

MLS, Players’ Union Standoff Over Club World Cup Compensation Continues

EU fines Delivery Hero and Glovo €329 million for no-poach and data-sharing cartel

Union Official Accused of Hacking HUD TVs on Taxpayer Time to Air AI Trump-Musk Video

U.S. Government Secures Golden Share in Nippon Steel’s $14.9 Billion U.S. Steel Deal

Buttigieg Outlines 2020 Lessons, Signals 2028 Presidential Ambitions

Federal Judge Blocks Trump Administration's Workforce Reduction Plans Indefinitely

300 Miners Trapped Underground in South Africa’s Kloof Mine Await Rescue

Trump Receives CFIUS Recommendation on Nippon Steel's $14.9 Billion U.S. Steel Bid

New Zealand's Luxon Government Unveils 'Growth Budget' Focused on Fiscal Restraint

Birmingham Bin Strike Talks Deadlocked as Union Accuses Commissioners of Blocking Deal

Stagecoach Bus Drivers in Scotland Announce Six-Week Strike Over Pay Dispute

Trump Administration Appeals Court Ruling Blocking Federal Workforce Layoffs

Birmingham Bin Strike Escalates as Picket Lines Block Waste Collections

San Francisco Schools Cancel Layoffs for Over 150 Staff Amid Budget Recovery

Quebec Labour Tribunal Opens Hearings on Amazon Warehouse Closures

USAID Targets Former Employees Over Media Engagement in Latest Legal Push

Sunoco’s $9.1B Parkland Takeover Faces Canadian National Security Review