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New York Times Faces Union Grievances Over Alleged AI Surveillance

Unions say internal tools tracked individual performance without notice and the dispute could force formal disclosure and contract limits on AI use.

Maryland Delegation Presses Apple Over Closure of First Unionized U.S. Store

Verdi Expands Telekom Warning Strikes Across Germany

Mexico Advances 40-Hour Week as Brazil Fast-Tracks Five-Day Schedule

Oregon and Washington Roll Out New 2026 Workplace Laws Ahead of June Deadlines

Monte de Piedad Strike Hits Six Months With No Agreement

Monte de Piedad Seeks Binding Arbitration as Six-Month Strike Grinds On

Monte de Piedad Strike Reaches Six Months as Board Urges Deal and Workers Ready New Marches

Amazon and Teamsters Reach NLRB Settlement Protecting Right to Strike

Monte de Piedad Strike Nears Six Months as Union Rejects Arbitration

Federal Court Halts Two Labor Law Articles for Argentina’s Commerce Union

Monte de Piedad Strike Stalemate Deepens as Users Seek Ways to Recover Pledged Goods

MP-MA Deal Ends São Luís Bus Strike, Restores Urban Service

São Paulo Labor Court Nullifies Stone Layoffs, Orders Immediate Reinstatement

Dublin Teachers Set Monday Strike Deadline as District Sticks to Fact-Finder Plan

Stewart Says Leaked Letter Prompted Tougher Talks as WNBPA Reaffirms Unity Before March 10 CBA Target

Monte de Piedad Strike Reaches Five Months as Union Seeks Review and Weighs Supreme Court Appeal

All-Stars Back Dodgers’ Spending as Owners Prepare Salary-Cap Push

Tesla-Aligned Slate Defeats IG Metall in Giga Berlin Works Council Vote

Twin Rivers Teachers Set to Strike Thursday, First Walkout in District’s Two Decades