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Despite Lacking Collective Bargaining Rights, Tennessee Campus Workers Defeat Outsourcing in Major Victory for Public Sector Unions

Mike Elk Nov 01, 2017 0 Comments

Despite lacking collective bargaining rights, the United Campus Workers (UCW), an affiliate of the Communications Workers of America (CWA), have dealt a death blow to Republican Governor of Tennessee Bill Haslam’s $300 million plan to outsource thousands of custodial, maintenance, and repair jobs throughout the University of Tennessee system.

Former Miss Pennsylvania & Teacher's Union Leader Shake Up Western PA Special Election Dem Nomination Contest (Special Newsletter)

Mike Elk Oct 27, 2017 0 Comments

Greetings from the East End of Pittsburgh where the special election race in the nearby suburban Pennsylvania 18th District is heating up into a three-way battle between Mike Crossey—the retired Pennsylvania State Educators Association president—Gina Cerilli—a Westmoreland County commissioner and former Miss Pennsylvania—and Conor Lamb, a

BREAKING: Flesh-Eating Bacteria Kills Hurricane Clean Up Worker As Trump's OSHA Criticized for Inaction

Mike Elk Oct 24, 2017 0 Comments

Payday Report has learned that a flesh-eating bacteria has killed a hurricane cleanup worker in Galveston, Texas. Out of respect for the family, Payday is not releasing details yet, but we will be providing them in the forthcoming days. Yesterday, Payday Senior Labor Reporter Mike Elk, in an investigative piece

SEIU Sexual Harassment Scandal Widens - Reporters Getting Threatened For Investigating - Help Payday Uncover Sexual Harassment

Mike Elk Oct 20, 2017 0 Comments

Greeting folks, it’s Payday! Happy belated birthday to the dean of labor reporters, longtime New York Times labor correspondent and Guild activist Steven Greenhouse, who is 66. Payday Senior Labor Reporter Mike Elk is in his hometown of Pittsburgh preparing to interview Harry Belafonte at Carnegie Music Hall this

Kumho Tire Fires Union Activist Following Union Election Defeat in Georgia

Mike Elk Oct 18, 2017 0 Comments

Last week, the Korean tire maker Kumho Tire defeated a union drive at its brand new plant in Macon, Georgia, by a mere 28 votes. Despite more than 80 percent of the plant signing union cards authorizing a vote, the drive was defeated after an intense two-and-a-half week campaign of

Despite Lacking Collective Bargaining Rights, Tennessee Campus Workers Defeat Outsourcing in Major Victory for Public Sector Unions

Former Miss Pennsylvania & Teacher's Union Leader Shake Up Western PA Special Election Dem Nomination Contest (Special Newsletter)

BREAKING: Flesh-Eating Bacteria Kills Hurricane Clean Up Worker As Trump's OSHA Criticized for Inaction

SEIU Sexual Harassment Scandal Widens - Reporters Getting Threatened For Investigating - Help Payday Uncover Sexual Harassment

Kumho Tire Fires Union Activist Following Union Election Defeat in Georgia

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