Starbucks shareholders push to oust board members over stalled union talks
Starbucks shareholders are advocating for the removal of two board members due to their role in hindering the company’s unionization efforts.
The provincial government denies that active police participated in a salary claim
The provincial government of Buenos Aires has denied that active police officers participated in a recent salary protest, asserting that the rally was organized by former officers and their families due to legal restrictions on police union activities.
"Independent Suppliers" from Nevada Brothel Want Their Own Unions
Sex workers at one of Nevada's oldest brothels are attempting to establish a union, marking a historic move towards labor rights within the industry.
Nevada, revolt in the brothel: 'Rights for sex workers'
Sex workers in Nevada are pushing for unionization to advocate for their rights in the only U.S. state where prostitution is legal.
United Auto Workers: Union accuses Mercedes of intimidation in the USA
The United Auto Workers (UAW) union accuses Mercedes-Benz of intimidation tactics after a failed unionization effort in Alabama, where only 43.6% of employees supported union representation.