Author: Labor Bulletin

By Sheri Williams Lilly Ledbetter, the Alabama grandmother who fought to end pay discrimination for women, died in October, leaving

By Sheri Williams Bill Camp, a leader and friend to many in the union world, passed away in September, leaving

By Michael BlairPeople Working Together Building off efforts to reach more young people and future members, the Building Trades in

By Sheri Williams Thousands of AFSCME members rallied in downtown Los Angeles in August to continue the fight for a

By Sheri Williams Labor unions across California and the nation are lining up behind Kamala Harris and her union-member running

By Sheri Williams With temperatures regularly topping three digits in California and across the nation, unions are applauding new state

By Sheri Williams In June, the Ninth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals upheld a California law that grants employee rights

By Sheri Williams The state Supreme Court in June blocked an initiative aimed for the November ballot that would have

By Sheri Williams California Nurses Association members marched at the Capitol in May and later condemned the California State Assembly

By Sheri Williams Hundreds of workers and advocates from around California converged at the Capitol in late May, calling for

By Sheri Williams After a years-long effort by SEIU to improve conditions for both patients and staff in federally funded