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Though it wasn’t official Monday, various news organizations reported a tentative agreement between GM and the United Auto Workers.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsWorkers are picketing in St. Albans, Bluefield, Logan, Parkersburg and Clarksburg and are supported by other Teamsters locals who have set up picket lines across the state.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsPending the contract’s final approval, rail workers won the right to attend appointments like doctors’ visits and family emergencies without punishment from their employers. Workers will also earn a 24 percent wage increase through 2024.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsThe two largest railroad unions in the country, comprising a total of 57,000 workers, are set to go on strike Friday, prompting a nationwide rail shutdown and a logistics crisis. Some transit services, mostly in and around the Eastern Panhandle, could also be affected.
Continue Reading Take Me to More News“It's difficult to go back, when you've been faced with so many challenges. But at the same time, people are excited to go back,” McKinney said.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsNegotiations are set to resume for striking maintenance and service workers at a West Virginia hospital. Representatives for Cabell Huntington Hospital and more than 900 members of the the Service Employees International Union District 1999 are scheduled to return to the bargaining table on Tuesday, the hospital said.
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