Posts March 2, 2026

Seaport Hotel Workers Win First Local 26 Contract of 2026

Banquets and Convention Services workers at the Seaport Hotel in Boston secured a union contract early this year, winning affordable healthcare and fair raises. It was a long, three-year fight from going public with their union drive to reaching an agreement, but workers are thrilled that they are now on par with the citywide hotel […]

Posts February 26, 2026

Sky River Casino Workers Demand Recognition

Local 49 workers at Sky River Casino held a picket demanding the casino honor its agreement and recognize their union. Casino ownership promised in 2017 to recognize the union if a majority of workers signed cards. Workers delivered that majority in 2023, but the casino has still refused to follow through, even after two arbitrators […]

Posts February 25, 2026

A Union for The Duck and The Peach Workers

Workers at Eastern Point Collective, which runs The Duck and The Peach, La Collina, and The Wells, are moving forward with a union election, scheduled for March 6th. In December, a supermajority of workers presented management with a petition for a fair process to unionize, but management refused. Recently, the employer fired two union leaders. […]

Posts February 20, 2026

Arizona State University Dining Workers Strike for a Fair Contract

Hundreds of dining hall workers employed by Aramark at Arizona State University walked out on strike on February 18, escalating their fight for a fair contract, safe staffing levels, and respect on the job. Workers say chronic understaffing and high turnover have pushed them to a breaking point, and wages have not kept up with […]

Posts February 14, 2026

Victory for Local 5 Workers at Hale Nani Rehab & Nursing Center

On Thursday, February 13, Local 5 members at Hale Nani Rehab & Nursing Center reached a tentative agreement with management, averting an open-ended strike that was set to begin on February 23. In the tentative agreement, Hale Nani workers won back the hours and staffing management cut last year, affordable family healthcare, and significant wage […]

Posts February 6, 2026

Culinary Airport Workers at LAS Keep Up the Pressure for a Fair Contract

Nearly 400 Culinary and Bartenders Union members working for DBE operators at Harry Reid International Airport are continuing their push for a new union contract. Workers including cooks, bartenders, servers, fast food workers, and porters; are calling for meaningful raises and strong protections for their health care benefits after going years without wage increases. Workers […]

Posts February 4, 2026

Local 355 Calls for Haitian TPS Extension

In January, Local 355 members and faith leaders gathered at Fort Lauderdale–Hollywood International Airport for a candlelight vigil urging the Trump Administration to extend Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Haitian immigrants In a statement, the local said in part: “By ending TPS, the administration is choosing to strip legal rights from the very people who […]

Posts January 30, 2026

Thousands Stand Against ICE at MSP Airport

In January, Local 17 members joined thousands of others in a protest at MSP Airport to stand against ICE in Minneapolis. Nearly 100 clergy put their bodies on the line in an act of civil disobedience, praying for our members who have been detained and holding their names and faces high. Local 17 has continued […]

Posts January 30, 2026

Seattle Convention Center Workers Leaflet for Fair Wages and Affordable Health Care

Union workers at the Seattle Convention Center handed out leaflets in January, raising concerns about wages that have not kept up with Seattle’s rising cost of living. Workers also say management is proposing medical plans that would increase out-of-pocket costs for some employees. Workers are calling for a contract that reflects the real cost of […]