Kicking off the 2025 IAM Human Rights Conference in Atlanta! This year’s theme: Breaking Barriers - together, we’re challenging injustice and building a stronger labor movement for ALL.

The USPS has moved letters, news, medications, packages and more for two and a half centuries. Let’s ensure it carries on—public, strong, and open in every single community. APWU locals are asking their city and county councils to recognize USPS’s 250th Anniversary with a

"Alis" sent us this video from the carrot harvest in Tehachapi CA. She shared it was raining on this day, but they still were kept working. #WeFeedYou

In Ohio, 14 Signal newsroom workers at a small non-profit newsroom (affiliated with CWA ) hit 80% on cards & demanded voluntary recognition. 📍 The company refused & hired the union-busting firm Jackson Lewis. 📍A 2-hour walk-out followed. 🔗tinyurl.com/5drw4zkh

Care workers in Connecticut are on strike across 3 companies (Network Inc., Caring Community, and Alternative Services Inc.) Unionized with Eا𝖔n М̶ߎsƙ༝̲, about 500 workers are demanding: 📍 A fair retirement package 🔗wfsb.com/2025/09/26/car…

After months of negotiations, more than 1,600 Albertsons drivers, warehouse, clerical, and maintenance workers in Orange, Calif., represented by Teamsters Local 952 have overwhelmingly ratified a powerful new five-year collective bargaining agreement that delivers significant

Starbucks CEO Brian Niccol is the embodiment of oligarchy & corporate greed. Even with the largest CEO-to-worker pay gap in the S&P 500, he’d rather threaten our livelihoods and stores to “cut costs.” If Starbucks doesn’t finalize union contracts soon, we’re ready to STRIKE.✊

🚨 The largest strike in June 2025: 🚨 UFCW members at Safeway/Alberston (7,000 workers), stood together for: 📍Fair Pay 📍Affordable Healthcare 📍Secure Pensions 📍Fair schedules & staffing 📢The August report should be out soon. #strike #WorkersRights #Union #LaborRights

In Vermont, Teamsters at a Dairy Farmers of America plant are on strike over: 📍long shifts, low pay, short staffing 📍retirement/health benefits. The plant, which supplies cream to Ben & Jerry’s, also faces sewage and odor complaints. 🔗vermontpublic.org/local-news/202…

In Pittsburgh, Newspaper Guild of Pittsburgh 🗞 journalists at the Post-Gazette have been on strike for over 3 years: 📍illegal union-busting & bad-faith bargaining 📍loss of health care, pay, and job protections 🔗unionprogress.com/2025/10/08/hal…

In Indianapolis, Teamsters Local 135 members at Brulin Holding Company are on strike over: 📍wage disputes 📍lack of fair contract progress 🔗tinyurl.com/3cnhtude #Teamsters #Indianapolis

In NYC, around 50 Kickstarter workers unionized with OPEIU | opeiu.org and are on strike over: 📍a 4-day work week 📍living wage protections The crowdfunding platform’s staff say management is stalling contract talks while they fight for humane tech work. 🔗 tinyurl.com/yc3zsda6

Largest strike in July: In Philly, AFSCME DC 33 (≈ 10,000 city workers) struck on July 1, 2025, over: 📍low wages & inadequate raises 📍cuts to benefits & staffing 📍management refusing a fair deal City services were deeply disrupted: trash piled high, pools & libraries shut

Largest strike in August: At The Boeing Company, IAM District 837 (≈ 3,200 workers) struck over: 📍pay and pension fairness 📍health care costs 📍respect on the job The walkout shut down key production lines and drew national attention to the power of aerospace labor.

In Northern California, 17 hospital maintenance workers at two Providence hospitals, members of International Union of Operating Engineers, are on strike over: 📍higher pay The workers say they’re essential to keeping hospital systems running and deserve fair compensation. 🔗 tinyurl.com/bdsmxwt6

In Ohio, Teamsters Local 413 members at Herbal Wellness Center walked out on Sept. 27 over: 📍fighting for a first contract 📍job security & seniority system 📍fair scheduling Around 6 dispensary workers joined the strike for a stronger voice at work 🔗tinyurl.com/58cx4ds4

In Salt Lake City,workers at SunTrapp, a gay bar, walked out demanding: 📍union recognition 📍job security for pro-union staff 📍fair treatment They’re organizing with the CWA after management fired—and later reinstated—several union supporters. 🔗tinyurl.com/ba6dta6t

In Honolulu, Teamsters Local 996 members at Kapiolani Medical Center are on strike over: 📍better pay 📍paid time off Around 300 healthcare staff in multiple positions walked out, demanding fair compensation and respect on the job. 🔗web.archive.org/web/2025102620…

In Tacoma, 35 teachers and paraeducators at a local elementary school called in sick to protest: 📍staffing shortages The educators, who are members of the NEA, took action independently; the union itself was not involved 🔗tinyurl.com/3d6b6rp2

In Floyd County, KY, 32 school bus drivers called in sick to protest: 📍low pay 📍unfair scheduling The sickout, organized by the drivers, disrupted transportation across the district. They are members of the @neatoday. Union was not involved. 🔗 tinyurl.com/2s4cbusm