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USDA Rushes to Undo Firing of Workers Needed for Bird Flu Response

The National Nuclear Administration — which oversees the U.S. nuclear arsenal — similarly had to rescind termination letters for fired workers in early February.

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Unions Urge Trump to Act as China Continues to Outpace U.S. Shipbuilding

The unions estimate that China manufactured more than 1,000 ships in 2023, compared to fewer than 10 made by the U.S. in that same year.

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Air-Traffic Control Union Analyzing Safety Impact of FAA Firings

The firings come at a critical time for air safety, with a number of high-profile crashes already this year.

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North Carolina Amazon Workers Vote Down Union Push

Shortly after the failed vote, CAUSE accused Amazon of engaging in "relentless and illegal efforts" to intimidate pro-union workers.

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Reports of U.K. Foreign Farm Worker Abuse Increase

Campaigners now want a review of the seasonal agricultural worker scheme and of any exploitation risks it presents.

Workers in a field in the U.K., Aug. 2023. Photo: iStock/JABilton

ILA Sets Date for Members to Vote on New Contract

The benefits outlined in the deal will apply retroactively going back to October 2024, and will remain in effect through September 2030.

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Five Reasons to Choose a Managed Transportation Strategy

Shippers with complex needs and tight budgets are outsourcing more of their freight to managed transportation providers.

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U.S. Truckers Under Pressure: Stress, Speeding and Safety Concerns

More than half of the drivers GeoTab spoke to believed that the risk of driving accidents has increased over the last five years.

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Alarming Rise in Numbers of Seafarers Kidnapped, Detained

A report from the International Maritime Bureau found a rise in the number of seafarers taken hostage, despite an overall decline in piracy.

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Nissan Looking for New Partner, as Honda Deal Set to Collapse

Walking away from the tie-up with Honda is a huge gamble for Nissan, whose outdated product lineup has forced it to discount heavily, destroying its bottom line.

Workers at Kroger-Owned Grocery Chain Start Two-Week Strike

Negotiations on a new collective bargaining deal date back to October 2024, with the union's previous deal having expired in January 2025.

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Costco Reaches Tentative Deal with Teamsters in 11th Hour

If the union had gone on strike, it would been the largest work stoppage at a U.S. retail chain in history, and the first for a big-box retailer.

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