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It’s one of the most far-reaching settlements to date after Amazon was found guilty of trampling workers’ rights to unionize.

Kellogg’s, one of America’s most recognizable brands, is courting a lasting public backlash in its response to a strike now in its third month.

The new law spends $1.2 trillion over five years to upgrade bridges, highways, rail, transit, ports, airports, water systems, and more.

Labor Secretary Marty Walsh visited Kellogg’s strikers, and Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack came out to a John Deere picket line.

No contract? No Corn Flakes. About 1,400 Kellogg’s workers in Mich., Neb. Penn., and Tenn. struck Oct. 5 after months of mandatory overtime

#Striketober? Over 100,000 workers are on the verge of striking, and the mood is very resolute. They’re not kidding around.

The Senate confirmation votes, mostly along party lines, will give the NLRB a worker-friendly majority once again.

In the Portland area, Plasterers Local 82 and OPEIU Local 11 could undo pension benefit cuts almost immediately.

The Biden Administration continues to name union figures to top government positions. The latest two appointments will oversee trade policy.

Officially federal labor law is supposed to encourage collective bargaining, but Biden says the government “has not used its full authority.”