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This really isn't working out so well for us, is it folks?
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The Teamsters say YES to UPS, GEO says YES to the University of Michigan, and the Writer's Guild says "NO, you will not divide us" to the AMPTP. PLUS - the NLRB says union busting companies now have to automatically recognize their unions!
This is Labor Week for August 26, 2023 – powered by the Labor Radio Podcast Network.
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Harold's house is under construction and unfortunately it got in the way of his being able to record and post a full episode of Labor Week this week.
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Labor Week is produced and edited by Harold Phillips, under a SAG-AFTRA Micropod Agreement.
Our music is from BADiTUDES’ Joe Hill Punk Exposure. Find out more about BADiTUDES at https://www.facebook.com/BADiTUDES/.

Thousands of workers swarm the streets of Los Angeles, construction workers are getting a raise thanks to the Biden Administration, and the AMPTP says, “let’s try this one more time."
 

This is Labor Week for August 12, 2023 – powered by the Labor Radio Podcast Network.
 


Articles mentioned in this episode:
 

 



Thousands of Los Angeles city workers walk off job for 24 hours alleging unfair labor practices 
 


L.A.’s striking hotel workers are being roughed up by employers’ security, union says
 


Unite HERE 11 Video

 

Writers Blast Latest AMPTP Efforts to Resume Negotiations: “Insulting and Out-of-Touch”


 
WGA & AMPTP To Resume Bargaining On Friday


 
Hollywood strikes' economic impacts are hitting far beyond LA


 
California Economy Lost $3 Billion in First 100 Days of WGA Strike, Economist Says


 
SAG-AFTRA Takes Up Bethenny Frankel’s Fight To Unionize Reality Show Contestants & End “Exploitative Practices”


 
Overworked and Underpaid, VFX Workers Vote to Unionize at Marvel

 

Statement on CBA negotiations


 
NRL and players reach pay deal as bitter dispute ends


 
White House unveils wage rule for federal projects, in win for unions


 
AFL-CIO: Biden Administration’s Wage Boost for Construction Workers Is a Win for Working People

 

UAW boss throws wage hike offer by Jeep parent Stellantis in the trash as strike looms: ‘Management’s chosen to spit in our faces’


 


Workers Caught Coca-Cola Breaking Labour Laws


 
United Steelworkers secure historic four-year contract at Kumho Tire following lengthy struggle

 
Meat processor ordered to pay fines after teen lost hand in grinder

 
Amazon Says It Doesn't 'Employ' Drivers, But Records Show It Hired Firms to Prevent Them From Unionizing


 
Teamsters Amazon Strike Extends to Central Valley Warehouse

 

British Columbia port workers ratify contract offer, ending Canada labor dispute

 

BLET conducting strike authorization vote at NJ Transit

 

UPS Job Searches Surge After Union Deal Significantly Boosts Wages


 


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Labor Week is produced and edited by Harold Phillips, under a SAG-AFTRA Micropod Agreement.
 


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Yellow Trucking is shutting down, the average CEO-to-worker pay ratio was 272-to-1 last year, and the studios are FINALLY going back to the table with the Writers Guild. This is Labor Week for August 4th 2023 – powered by the Labor Radio Podcast Network.
 


Articles mentioned in this episode:

 
Yellow Lays Off a Swath of Its Workforce, Winds Down Operations
 
TEAMSTERS NOTIFIED THAT YELLOW CORP. OPERATING COMPANIES HAVE CLOSED
 
The Yellow trucking company meltdown, explained
 
Labour minister threatens possibility of imposed agreement after B.C. port workers reject latest deal
 
TEAMSTERS AT TFORCE FREIGHT RATIFY NATIONAL AGREEMENT
 
Starbucks News:
https://vxtwitter.com/SBWorkersUnited/status/1686891849917890560
 
https://twitter.com/WorkersUnitedMA/status/1685328956394704898?s=20
 
https://twitter.com/SBWorkersUnited/status/1686873113555075079
 
https://twitter.com/SBWorkersUnited/status/1687203603906449408
 
Long Island Starbucks Workers March on Boss Who Fired One of Their Own
 
https://twitter.com/SBWorkersUnited/status/1687657695426564096
 
6 CT restaurants owe their workers pay, Dept. of Labor says
 
Union workers at the Convention Center BV launched our first ULP strike of the year
 
Solid State Books Workers Ratify First Union Contract
 
Tentative union agreement averts strike at 6 Twin Cities area Kowalski's grocery stores
 
Kowalski’s Markets workers to get $2-$4 per hour raises under new contract
 
Powell's Workers, Fed Up With "Poverty Wages," Move Closer to a Strike
 
Uber-Backed Group to Reboot Gig-Worker Ballot Initiative in Massachusetts
 
Instacart just slashed pay for delivery drivers — from a minimum of $7 per order to $4. Now they're more reliant on your tips.
 
https://twitter.com/IWOrganizing/status/1686110039038128135?t=yoXaV3JbhRRv8e_eGPQNNg&s=19
 
Labor’s plan for fighting climate change and creating jobs in Washington
 
Brooklyn Defender Services union pickets after 2 years without contract
 
Teachers hold large-scale rally in central Seoul
 
NLWU Bargaining Blog 7.31.23
 
Studios Seek To Reopen Talks With WGA On Friday
 
NYC Council Unanimously Passes Resolutions Supporting SAG-AFTRA, WGA Strikes: ‘Bob Better Sell That Yacht Quick!’
 
NBCUniversal Partially Restores Sidewalk for Writers Guild, SAG-AFTRA Picketers
 
IATSE to Host L.A. Food Drive to Support Entertainment Workers Amid Strikes
 
https://www.instagram.com/p/B-2X79ipCRS/
 
THE BASEMENT ESCAPE ROOM ORGANIZES WITH ACTORS’ EQUITY ASSOCIATION
 
TSA Officers Celebrate First Paycheck with 31% Raise – Largest in TSA History
 
San Jose city employees begin vote on whether to authorize strike
 
Portsmouth talks about collective bargaining: Firefighters, EMTs try to secure rights for employees
 
A done deal: Iqaluit Housing Authority, striking workers ratify 5-year contract
 
200 Loretto Hospital workers begin strike
 
Confluence Health Mares Campus nurses voted to unionize
 
GM criticizes autoworkers union's contract demands
 
Nike told to compensate Cambodia workers following factory closure
 
GM's electric vehicle arm Ultium says it won't recognize its workers under the same union contract as ordinary GM employees
 
Amalgamated Sugar Company union workers preparing for potential strike
 
eBay charged with multiple unfair labor complaints in struggle with its first union
 
National Labor Relations Board orders Colchester software company to reinstate 4 employees
 
Grindr retaliated against employees for trying to unionize by forcing them back to the office, labor complaint alleges
 
https://twitter.com/forthemanyunion/status/1686060145279746048?s=20
 
https://twitter.com/MazonUnited/status/1686536600916754432
Nigeria's labour unions suspend strike after meeting president
 
Roberts re-elected UMWA President
 
WGA East President Michael Winship Will Not Run for Re-Election: ‘Time Has Come for Me to Pass Responsibility to the New Generation’
 
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