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By Sheri Williams Labor leaders and allies gathered for the Salute to Labor event in late May, honoring icons of

By Sheri Williams As the U.S. Supreme Court issued a ruling that allows states to create their own rules regarding

Courtesy of AFL-CIO The AFL-CIO Convention delegates recently elected Liz Shuler to serve as president of the federation of 57

By Sheri Williams In May, workers at a Burger King in Sacramento walked off the job in protest of a

By Sheri Williams As people throughout the country face increasing costs due to inflation, Labor leaders applauded an $18.1 billion

By Tom CampbellEditor-Publisher, Western New York Labor Today BUFFALO (PAI)—Even before Democratic President Joe Biden came to Buffalo to talk

By Sheri Williams Nurses and healthcare workers at facilities across Northern California held a one-day strike in April to protest

By Sheri Williams The Sacramento Central Labor Council has kicked off its election program for the June primaries, knocking on

Reprinted courtesy of the California Labor Federation California Teamsters are joining with elected officials to lead a crackdown on Amazon’s

By Sheri Williams Sacramento City Unified School District teachers and classified staff are on strike, demanding the district provide enough

By Sheri Williams Teamsters members and allies gathered at the state Capitol in March to protest a cut in wages

Hundreds of union members and supporters came together in March for the annual parade and celebration of Cesar Chavez Day.

By Sheri Williams Fast food workers throughout the nation have been some of the hardest hit by the pandemic, working

By Marty Bennett California is the epicenter for a nationwide grassroots movement to raise the wage floor for American workers.

By Sheri Williams Members of the Sacramento-Sierra’s Building and Construction Trades Council came to the aid of an elderly Sacramento