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JBS workers end weekslong strike after company agrees to negotiate, union says
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Solidarity With Workers in Greely Colorado
In Solidarity with workers and UFCW in historic strike at JBS Meatpacking plant in Greeley, Colorado Continue reading
Immigrant workers launch largest US meatpacking strike in 40 years
Solidarity with UNAC/UHCP (Nurses and Healthcare professionals)
in Solidarity with UNAC/UHCP (Nurses and Healthcare professionals) and UFCW members working in pharmacies and labs calling on Kaiser to cease unfair labor practices and move forward in negotiating a dignified contract for all unions in negotiations.
Kaiser Healthworkers on Strike
Supporting UNAC – Kaiser healthworkers on Strike!
In Solidarity
We are united, and we are ready! Tonight, more than 1,500 UNAC/UHCP members gathered in unity ahead of our planned ULP strike beginning Monday, Jan. 26, 2026. We will protect our patients and our professions, full stop. We take this stand to ensure a better future for our communities, our families, and ourselves.
Si Se Pudo – Victory of Workers at Pitzer College!
Si Se Pudo – Victory of Workers at Pitzer College!
Participating In UFW 60th Anniversary Celebration
Laud Olivia Meehan (Pitzer alum now organizing UFW student support efforts), Will Warrick (Pitzer student) and Lari (Scripps student) – participating in UFW 60th Anniversary celebration (here at 11 pm on Thursday night in L. A. and (with Will and Lari) joining workers five hours later on Friday morning at Pitzer College – at a 4 am gathering of dozens of workers – in preparation for voting on unionization. Continue reading
Celebrating The Lives Of Workers
What a great group that worked together in bringing over a hundred students, staff, administrators, day laborers, community, and dining hall/ facilities workers (and their families) in commemorating a worker garden at the Pitzer Grove House and celebrating the lives of workers who have passed away. Without this – their contributions would be forgotten. Continue reading