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Canada Moves to Force an End to Postal Strike
The Canadian Union of Postal Workers denounced the government's order as "trampling on workers’ rights."
Photo: iStock / Elijah-Lovkoff
How China Might Get Around the U.S. Ban on Imports Made With Forced Labor
Can China use Canada and Mexico as a way to get around the U.S. ban on imports of Chinese goods from Xinjiang Province?
Image: iStock/Tomas Ragina
Trump Throws His Weight Behind ILA in Dispute with USMX
ILA workers went on a short but crippling strike in October and, after securing a large wage increase, agreed to go back to work until January 15.
Photo: International Longshoremen’s Association
CN Rail, Unifor Reach Tentative Deal
Unifor members had voted overwhelmingly in favor of strike action should an agreement not be reached by January 1, 2025.
Photo: iStock/Greg Finnegan
HelloFresh Investigated Over Child Labor Claims
Across roughly 1,700 cases combined between 2023 and 2024, the DOL found nearly 10,000 children employed in violation of U.S. labor laws.
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Boeing Resumes 737 Max Production
Boeing's machinist strike ended in early November, although it's taken weeks for the company to spin its factories back up to full operations.
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Teamsters Give Amazon Ultimatum
The Teamsters are pushing for a national contract proposal for all delivery drivers and warehouse workers looking to organize.
Photo: iStock / jokuephotography
India Port Workers Protest Ahead of Planned Strike
Workers held a series of protests at major ports on December 5, with the union planning for larger demonstrations on December 10.
India's Cochin Port in Kerala. Photo: iStock / Gilitukha
Trump Vows to Block Sale of U.S. Steel to Japanese Manufacturer
The proposed sale was first announced in December 2023, and has faced opposition from U.S. Steel union workers and federal leaders alike.
Photo: iStock / joecicak
Contractor Fined for Hiring Children at Iowa Pork Plant
The DOL found that children used "corrosive" chemicals to clean head splitters, jaw pullers, bandsaws and neck clippers among other pieces of equipment.
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USMX: Automation is Essential to Future of U.S. Ports
"Port operations must evolve," the USMX said in a December 3 release, responding to a statement from ILA executive vice president Dennis Daggett.
Photo: iStock / Edgar Feliz
ILA EVP Says Port Automation is ‘Everyone’s Fight’
“This is a pivotal moment in our history," said Daggett. "The decisions we make today will determine the future for generations to come."
Automated Guided Vehicles moving shipping containers to and from gantry cranes in a port container terminal.
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