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Congress

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farmland

States, farmers file suit against Biden admin over rule allowing temporary farm workers to unionize

U.S. Labor Department claims the Immigration Reform and Control Act gives them the authority to impose the rule

From the States

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U.S. President Joe Biden addresses union workers at Sheet Metal Workers Local 19 on September 4, 2023 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

California technical worker allegedly fired for refusing to join union

In California, it is legal for private sector workers to be forced to pay some union dues as a condition of maintaining employment, even if they decline formal union membership.

Economy

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Writers strike, July 12, 2023, Los Angeles

Labor strikes in 2023 highest since 2000: Department of Labor

The 2023 disputes saw 458,900 workers participate.

Middle East

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Trucks, carrying weapons and ammunition, are sent as helicopters, carrying the coalition troops, take off from Nineveh Joint Operations Command Headquarters to dispatch the troops at Al-Kayyara district and around Mosul in Nineveh, Iraq on October 19, 2016.

Iranian truck driver strike for better working conditions enters sixth day, over 100 cities

"Protest is not a crime, but our legal right," said the Union of Iranian Truckers and Heavy Vehicle Drivers.

Federal Agencies

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Department of the Interior.

Interior Department to lay off 2,050 employees, says plan 'predates' shutdown

The department said the layoff plans “predated” the shutdown of the federal government that started Oct. 1

Federal Agencies

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Sun Valley Orchards owner Joe Marino

Feds destroy family farm for 'single paperwork violation.' GOP-appointed judges rebuke feds

Supreme Court ban on agencies using in-house courts to fine companies prohibits Labor Department actions going back to Obama administration, appeals court rules. "We’ve been dragged through the mud," farm says.

From the States

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union strike

Biden administration defends decision to nix union accountability effort

Office of Personnel Management wrote 10 U.S. senators defending its decision to remove a webpage built to hold unions accountable.

Events

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A Starbucks location, July 2022

Starbucks workers plan nationwide, three-day strike in ongoing effort to unionize

This will be the longest strike the unionization campaign has done

From the States

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Rail strike possibility

Concerns about rail strike disruptions loom ahead of holiday season

Last week, the country’s third largest rail union rejected the ratification of a labor contract brokered by President Joe Biden’s administration.

Elections

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U.S. President Joe Biden addresses union workers at Sheet Metal Workers Local 19 on September 4, 2023 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Unions spent more than $1.7 billion during 2022 elections as Biden relies on them for 2024

More than $1.7 billion was spent by unions during the 2022 election cycle, some of it from the same type of "dark money" PAC's that are usually decried by left-leaning union leadership.

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