Author name: Clara Wheatley-Schaller

Members at Whitsons in Brooklyn took action on MLK Day to stand up against the company’s low-balling bargaining proposals. The Bargaining Committee led their fellow members in wearing orange bandanas to show support for the union and their unity in fighting for a stronger contract!

The stakes are high in the upcoming election when all 120 seats in the NJ Legislature and 58 union members running for various state, county, and municipal offices are on the ballot. Make your voice heard! Register to vote today! There are three basic options to register to vote in New Jersey, online, in-person and

Message from the NJ State AFL-CIO: In New Jersey this year, 58 rank-and-file union members have answered Labor’s call and are running for election to public office across our state as Democrats, Republicans, and Independents. These union brothers and sisters  share our values and are committed to improving the lives of working families. They will fight

Members of our Joint Board are showing solidarity with their union siblings in Philadelphia who are in the midst of contract negotiations at the Rainbow Ecommerce Fulfillment Center. We stand united as a union and demand a fair contract now!! Pictured: Our members at Starbucks in Farmingville, the Rainbow distribution center in Brooklyn, Rainbow retail

Since last year, 13 Starbucks stores in downstate NY have unionized with our Joint Board, and more than 330 stores have unionized with Workers United nationwide! This campaign has already brought in thousands of new members to our union from across the country, including more than 400 to our Joint Board. As we continue to

Our joint board represents workers at the Rainbow Ecommerce Fulfillment Center in Philadelphia. The Bargaining Committee has been working hard to get ready to fight for a fair contract. June 27th was the first day of bargaining, and the Committee is going strong and is determined to bring a great contract to their co-workers. UNION