Philadelphia's largest city workers union reaches agreement to avert strike
PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- Philadelphia's largest city workers union says it has agreed to a one-year agreement to avert a strike. AFSCME District Council 33 President Greg Boulware made the announcement on Friday night during a press conference with Mayor Cherelle Parker.
AFSCME District Council 33 reaches 1-year contract extension with the city, preventing strike
The largest city workers' union in Philadelphia reached a deal preventing a possible strike, which could have halted trash pick-up along with other key services. The agreement was announced at a press conference held at City Hall Friday before 8 p.m. Kerri ...
According to AFSCME, the coalition representing 4000 workers in Hennepin County, the agreement if approved, will include ...
The agreement includes the highest pay raise with the union in over 30 years along with a one-time bonus and other benefits.
Thousands of patient care and service workers at UCLA, UC Irvine and other University of California campuses across the state ...
Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker met with members of AFSCME District Council 33 to announce a one-year contract extension ...
Over 37,000 employees of the University of California started a two-day strike, months after rejecting the latest offer.
Tens of thousands of members of the American Federation of State, County, and Municipal Employees Local 3299 across all major ...
The president of the Municipal Union Workers of District Council 33 has signed off on a 1-year extension with the city. This ...
Thousands of patient care and service workers at UCLA, UC Irvine and other University of California campuses across the state ...
Glenard S. Middleton Sr., a labor leader who was an advocate for blue collar workers and headed the public service union ...
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