Friday Five: Corruption Scrutiny, First Contracts, And Strike Threats From Coast to Coast
From member scrutiny of UAW corruption costs to UC strike threats and NYC labor tensions, this week’s labor landscape is anything but quiet.
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Category: Unions
When the Brand Is the Bargaining Chip | Apple Store to Close
Labor Relations issues at so-called progressive employer brands remain complex.
Apple is closing its unionized Towson, Maryland, store on June 11, one of three impacted stores.
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Friday Five: Back To Work, Back To The Table, Back To Square One?
Five stories you may not have heard, including JBS workers back at work, Starbucks talks growing contentious again, and Apple’s first unionized store closing.
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The Henry Ford Genesys Nursing Strike, 220 Days On: Fact vs. Teamsters Fiction
Seven months in, the Henry Ford Genesys nursing strike reveals more about Teamsters strategy than it does about the conflict itself.
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When the Union Becomes the Problem: What the UPS Driver Choice Program Dispute Reveals
Most labor disputes follow a familiar script: management pushes, the union resists, and the fight plays out across bargaining tables, grievances, or worse. This one changed the script.
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