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After being praised as essential during the pandemic, many service employees across the country are pushing for improved working conditions and higher…
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A former northwest Indiana union official was recently sentenced to more than four years in prison for extortion after an assault on non-union workers. It…
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The Indiana House made a final vote of approval Tuesday on legislation directed at the Indiana State Teachers Association. Now, with a stroke of the…
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The Indiana House will soon weigh in on whether teachers need extra steps to authorize union dues taken from their paychecks, but it comes after the bill…
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Central Indiana labor leaders and elected officials say they’re working on a number of issues, including the state’s gender pay gap and support for the…
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GE Appliances announced Wednesday it plans to close a Bloomington plant that employs 329 people. The decision comes after GE says demand for side-by-side…
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An employee rights complaint by a former Valparaiso Menards clerk led this week to a labor victory for all 45,000 of the home improvement chain's workers…
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The National Labor Relations Board has ordered an Indianapolis-based construction staffing firm to allow workers to discuss unions and compensation on the…
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It’s hard to find issues at the Statehouse that both the Indiana Chamber of Commerce and the unions agree on. But instituting a work share program is one…