UC nurses cancel strike plans after reaching deal with university
A planned labor strike by University of California nurses has been called off after the university system and…
UC reaches contract agreement with 21,000 employees, averting a strike
The University of California and a union representing 21,000 healthcare, research and technical professionals across the UC system…
Philadelphia region transit system begins to enact “doomsday” budget cuts
A Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority bus (SEPTA) is driven on Market Street in Philadelphia. [AP Photo/Matt Rourke] FOn…
Philadelphia’s white collar city workers union rams through contract
Philadelphia’s American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME) District Council 47 (DC 47) announced on Friday…
Philadelphia municipal workers condemn union isolation while details emerge of tentative agreement for white collar workers
Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker speaks during a campaign rally for Democratic presidential nominee Vice President Kamala Harris outside…
As voting begins on sellout contract for Philadelphia city workers, Mayor Parker declares AFSCME bureaucrats “are my people”
The Philadelphia Workers Rank-and-File Strike Committee is calling all city workers, union members and supporters to a public…
AFSCME moves to end Philadelphia strike as soon as possible by dropping workers’ demands
Trash piles up at a garbage collection site, Thursday, July 3, 2025, in Philadelphia. [AP Photo/Matt Slocum] As…
Philadelphia transit board votes to enact “doomsday budget,” to “dismantle” transit system
A Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority bus (SEPTA) is driven on Market Street in Philadelphia. [AP Photo/Matt Rourke] On…
Philadelphia municipal workers launch largest strike in nearly 40 years
A municipal sanitation worker collects trash in Philadelphia, Thursday, Jan. 13, 2022. [AP Photo/Matt Rourke] For the first…
Philadelphia educators vote overwhelmingly to authorize first strike in 25 years
Teachers rally in Philadelphia [Photo: Bas Slabbers for NewsWorks/WHYY] On Tuesday, June 17, nearly 14,000 educators in the…