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UAW President Ray Curry faces election for the first time

Robert D'Andrea February 22, 2023

United Auto Workers President Ray Curry has been on the job since 2021 – but is running for election by...

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UAW’s Shawn Fain confident headed into union election run-off

Robert D'Andrea February 21, 2023

UAW members are voting this month in a runoff election in the union’s first ever direct election of officers in...

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  • Detroit Today with Stephen Henderson
  • Politics, Government & Finance

How nostalgia for an economic past changes Michigan politics today

Detroit Today, Sam Corey October 27, 2022

There was a moment during the pandemic when things felt optimistic for many. The labor market was getting tighter, people...

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Detroit Evening Report, September 12, 2022: U.S. railroad unions threaten to strike

Sascha Raiyn September 12, 2022

Unionized railroad workers are threatening to go on strike if contract negotiations aren’t settled this week.A strike could clog supply...

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  • Detroit Today with Stephen Henderson

The rise, fall and potential resurgence of unions in America

Detroit Today August 10, 2022

While union membership has continued to decline in recent years, last month saw an increase in momentum for labor movements in Michigan....

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Congressional staffers move toward unionization

Russ McNamara July 20, 2022

Aides for eight members of the U.S. House have filed petitions to be recognized as the Congressional Workers Union. They...

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Nursing home workers file to unionize following strike

Laura Herberg July 18, 2022

Workers at a nursing home in Bloomfield Hills have filed to join the Michigan Healthcare arm of the Service Employees...

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  • Jobs & the Economy

Younger workers driving push to create unions in service industry 

Amanda LeClaire March 1, 2022

  Baristas at Great Lakes Coffee, one of the city’s most popular coffee shops, are on strike. But it’s hardly...

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State Supreme Court Gives Back $550 Million

Sascha Raiyn December 20, 2017

The Michigan Supreme Court has ruled the state must repay more than $550 million collected from school employees. Governor Jennifer...

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