#labor-strike

#labor-strike

Marriott City Center workers staged a walkout to demand contract negotiations after 50 days of inaction from management.

The New York Times Tech Guild is ending its strike after a week due to stalled contract negotiations over pay and job security.

Striking Boeing workers will vote on a new contract that includes a 38% pay rise and a $12,000 ratification bonus.

The Port of New York and New Jersey may experience shutdowns due to a contract dispute between longshoremen and shipping companies.

San Francisco's largest hotels face a potential strike as union workers demand pay increases amid expired contracts.

Job action by the Grain Workers Union Local 333 could begin imminently due to stalled contract negotiations with employers in Metro Vancouver.

The New York Times Tech Guild's strike disrupts critical operations just before Election Day, showcasing the vital role of tech workers in the media.

A potential strike by longshoremen could paralyze key U.S. ports and severely impact the economy if a labor agreement isn't reached.

Boeing is freezing hiring and considering layoffs to manage financial stresses caused by a workers' strike.

Dockworkers on the East and Gulf Coasts are threatening to strike, risking significant disruptions in U.S. supply chains.

Boeing is accused of being unprepared in negotiations to end a major strike by 33,000 workers, who seek fair wages and job security.

Boston University graduate workers vote on a proposed three-year contract after a prolonged strike for fair compensation and better working conditions.

Stanford Graduate Workers Union plans to strike if sufficient agreement on pay increases and worker protections is not reached.

New York Times tech workers launched a strike impacting critical site functions amid ongoing contract negotiation challenges.

The strike reflects years of struggle for union recognition and workers' rights within the New York Times organization.

The New York Times technology staff went on strike demanding better wages and working conditions, creating uncertainty during the crucial election coverage.

The New York Times Tech Guild has launched its own game versions during a strike to maintain reader engagement without crossing picket lines.

The Tech Guild's strike marks the first union strike coinciding with a presidential election in 60 years.

The Tech Guild members are striking for remote work protections, pay equity, and subcontracting limits, impacting key operations during the election.

New York Times tech workers ended their strike after a week, aiming for leverage but ultimately having limited impact on operations.

Boeing will cut 17,000 jobs, delay 777X deliveries, and register $5 billion losses due to ongoing strike and financial pressures.

Boeing workers are striking primarily for the restoration of their traditional pension plan, lost a decade ago, amid ongoing disputes with the company.

Boeing is taking measures to strengthen its financial position amidst rising costs and a significant ongoing strike.

Boeing workers ended a seven-week strike, accepting a contract to aid in the company's recovery and production restart.

Boeing's cost-cutting measures raise concerns about its long-term viability, particularly in the midst of a talent shortage and ongoing labor disputes.

Unionized workers at The New York Times and The Baltimore Sun are striking to address workplace concerns during the busy Election Day news coverage.

Unionized workers at Hawaii's largest resort strike for higher wages and better working conditions, reflecting broader labor movement in the hospitality industry.

Dockworkers are striking at 36 ports for better wages and protections, the largest action of its kind in 50 years.

Dockworkers are striking at East and Gulf Coast ports, posing economic risks one month before the US elections and the holiday season.

Dockworkers along the East and Gulf Coasts are striking for better wages and job security against automation, marking a pivotal labor mobilization.

The strike poses significant threats to U.S. supply chains, potentially resulting in shortages and increased prices during a critical economic period.

Dockworkers at the Port of Montreal initiated a strike, leading to the indefinite closure of two container terminals and affecting a significant portion of port operations.

Workers at Cornell University returned after a two-week strike, bringing attention to significant labor issues and questions about the value of education.

Rutgers faculty and academic workers joined forces for a historic strike, marking a unified stand for better labor conditions across three unions.

Boston University graduate student workers end strike with a new union contract that, despite some gains, falls short of all initial demands.

Kaiser Permanente mental health workers in Southern California are on strike over severe staff shortages and increased workloads.

Striking workers demand better staffing to improve care quality and reduce burnout among mental health professionals.

Alternative rehabilitation programs can transform lives, as shown by individuals who have benefitted from them.

The International Longshoremen's Association strike stems from demands for higher pay and halting automation.

Short-term disruptions are managed, but prolonged strikes could severely impact the economy.

First East and Gulf coast longshoremen strike in 50 years threatens major cargo movement and economic stability ahead of national elections.

A major strike by maritime workers on October 1 could severely disrupt supply chains, impacting the economy across various sectors.

The longshoremen's union ended its strike with a significant wage agreement, resuming operations at major ports to stabilize the economy.

The strike by dockworkers is a significant threat to the U.S. economy, potentially costing billions daily and disrupting key supply chains.

The strike that threatened East Coast supply chains has been paused due to a tentative wage agreement.

Parties involved in the strike negotiation are now focusing on job protections amidst automation concerns.

The longshoremen strike disrupts supply chains for essential goods along the East and Gulf coasts, impacting consumer availability.

Daggett seeks a strike victory for higher wages and benefits, leveraging the essential role of dockworkers during post-pandemic supply chain chaos.

Dockworkers' strike at U.S. ports will soon impact the tech sector's supply chain as wage disputes escalate between the ILA and USMX.

A significant strike by longshoremen is underway, demanding better wages and automation protections, potentially leading to widespread supply chain disruptions.

The impending port strike could lead to billions in losses and disrupt the U.S. supply chain significantly.

The East and Gulf Coast ports strike ended after dock workers secured a 62% wage increase.

Samsung employees in India have been on strike seeking better wages, shorter hours, and union recognition since September 9, 2024.

Hawaii's largest resort workers are striking for better wages, workloads, and reversal of COVID-19 cuts. Over 4,000 hotel workers are on strike nationwide.

The National Symphony Orchestra's musicians went on strike after failed labor negotiations over wages, leading to canceled performances.

The AT&T strike by the CWA enters its third week, highlighting ongoing negotiations and claims of bad faith by union leadership.