Film L.A. report: On-location Filming in Greater Los Angeles Increases 11.4 Percent

D.O.L. - IATSE Local 800 Art Directors Guild Executive Director Scott Roth is an “Officer” & Must Stand For Election

In a move that could send shock waves throughout the leadership of every major Hollywood union and guild, the U.S.

ENCORE! Stagehands at two Toronto venues vote to join IATSE

TORONTO, ON – IATSE Local 58 has expanded its jurisdiction with two existing employers; The Harbourfront Centre and Artscape.

Teamsters, Community Groups Escalate Protests Against Abuses in Chipotle’s Supply Chain

Chipotle Supplier Taylor Farms Criticized for Food and Worker Safety Issues

Stand With Janitors

Days before a potential strike against unfair practices, the Los Angeles Labor Movement is joining 6,000 janitors across Los Angeles County to support their rights to be treated fairly as they fight for fair wages and protections against economic exploitation, wage theft, and sexual assault.

AFL-CIO's winners and losers of the week

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Verizon Strike: 'Clearly Union Busting' As 'Final Offer' Is Rejected - Unions To Submit Proposal - 05-03-16

Myles Calvey: "It's clearly union busting. That's all it is now." The IBEW's Myles Calvey on the Verizon strike, now in its third week. Verizon has given the 39,000 CWA and IBEW strikers what the company says is its final offer on a new labor contract.

Detroit Teacher Sickout Closes Public Schools - 05-03-16

A Detroit teacher "sickout" Monday closed 94 of the city's 97 public schools. The Detroit Federation of Teachers' Ivy Bailey says the 1500 teachers learned they might not be paid after June 30th. The teachers rallied Monday at a school administration building. Read More...

Suburban Chicago Fast Food Workers Rally, Urge Oak Park To Pass $15 Wage Ordinance - 05-03-16

Fast food workers rallied in the Chicago suburb of Oak Park Monday demanding a $15 an hour living wage ordinance. Workers rallied and planned a march to the Village Hall meeting to request the ordinance.

Members of thee creative community sound the alarm about FCC proposal's potentially harmful impact on content creators

A diverse group of creative industry companies, advocacy groups, labor unions, associations, programmers, and individual creators are raising concerns about the Federal Communications Commission’s proposal to regulate the set top box market – and its potential impact on copyright and content creators’ ability to be compensated for their work.

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Film L.A. report: On-location Filming in Greater Los Angeles Increases 11.4 Percent

D.O.L. - IATSE Local 800 Art Directors Guild Executive Director Scott Roth is an “Officer” & Must Stand For Election

ENCORE! Stagehands at two Toronto venues vote to join IATSE

Teamsters, Community Groups Escalate Protests Against Abuses in Chipotle’s Supply Chain

Chipotle Supplier Taylor Farms Criticized for Food and Worker Safety Issues

Stand With Janitors

AFL-CIO's winners and losers of the week

Verizon Strike: 'Clearly Union Busting' As 'Final Offer' Is Rejected - Unions To Submit Proposal - 05-03-16

Detroit Teacher Sickout Closes Public Schools - 05-03-16

Suburban Chicago Fast Food Workers Rally, Urge Oak Park To Pass $15 Wage Ordinance - 05-03-16

Members of thee creative community sound the alarm about FCC proposal's potentially harmful impact on content creators

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