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Thousands of UAW Legal Services Workers Take a Stand with Rolling Strike Deadlines Across NYC

More than 2,000 workers at 9 legal services providers across each of NYC's five boroughs represented by the Association of Legal Advocates and Attorneys (

Thousands of UAW Legal Services Workers Take a Stand with Rolling Strike Deadlines Across NYC

NYC Labor and Allies Rally in Support of Suspended EPA Workers

On Wednesday evening, union members, environmental advocates, and elected officials gathered in Foley Square to stand with the 139 EPA workers recently placed on administrative leave after signing a letter criticizing Administrator Lee Zeldin’s actions.

NYC Labor and Allies Rally in Support of Suspended EPA Workers

AFL-CIO President: "Working People Will Hear the Truth About What Happened"

On Friday, President Trump signed legislation that forces working families to pay higher bills, rips health care away from 17 million people, and destroys millions of jobs across health care, construction, energy and more to give tax breaks to the wealthy.

AFL-CIO President: "Working People Will Hear the Truth About What Happened"

Central Texas Flood Resources & How to Help

As Texans recover from the recent floods, the Texas AFL-CIO has compiled a list of resources for the affected counties for both union members and the general public.

To donate to those impacted by the Central Texas Flood:

Central Texas Flood Resources & How to Help

TWU Local 100 Wins Pet Bereavement Leave Provision

In a novel win for workers, TWU Local 100 drivers at Big Bus Tours in Las Vegas have secured contract language allowing a one-day unpaid leave to mourn the loss of a pet.

TWU Local 100 Wins Pet Bereavement Leave Provision

Thank a Lineworker! Lineworkers Appreciation Day 2025

On July 10, 1896, 38-year-old Henry Miller, founder and president of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, was the head lineworker for the Potomac Light & Power Company in Washington, DC.

Thank a Lineworker! Lineworkers Appreciation Day 2025