AFL-CIO

Tridonex factory agrees to pay more than $600,000 in back wages to laid-off workers.

Richard Trumka insisted that the economy depends on getting an infrastructure bill passed.

A Mexican auto parts supplier became the first company to receive a labor violation complaint under the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) on Monday. The complaint against the Tridonex auto parts […]

Freight rail groups and others congratulate the former mayor of South Bend, Indiana, on his nomination to lead DOT; also, U.S. weekly rail volumes rise nearly 5% year-over-year

Larry Willis, president of the Transportation Trades Department for the AFL-CIO, died Sunday after sustaining injuries in a biking incident.

Rail unions don’t want unemployment and sickness benefits to be subject to government spending cuts.

The groups want the Federal Railroad Administration to ensure that railroads’ requests to waive certain regulations stem from a true labor shortage.

Freight rail trade and labor groups applaud the U.S. federal government for passing the $2 trillion stimulus package aimed at stabilizing the American economy amid the coronavirus pandemic.

PRO Act’s provisions mirror California law upending independent contractor status.

Democrats, labor consider California’s AB5 a “good first step”

Getting Trump to support raising the gas tax would be a major step toward passing an infrastructure bill.