Images of historic protest
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Determination and hope were reflected in the faces of Twin Cities security officers as they engaged in a historic protest Thursday in downtown Minneapolis.
Pinnacle pilots picket over plodding pace of contract talks
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Pinnacle Airlines pilots, represented by the Air Line Pilots Association, conducted informational picketing Wednesday at Duluth International Airport to protest the glacial pace of contract negotiations.
Community leaders continue to press for affordable health care
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Community leaders who engaged in civil disobedience last week to support Twin Cities security officers are urging security companies to fulfill their promise of affordable health care.
Twin Cities security officers reject contract offer
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By an overwhelming vote, Twin Cities security officers have rejected a contract offer that fails to include affordable health care coverage, Service Employees International Union Local 26 announced Wednesday.
Security officers vote on contract offer
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Private security officers, some in uniform, came to the United Labor Centre Tuesday to vote whether or not to accept a "final" contract offer from a group of five security companies.
Inter Faculty Organization ratifies new contract with MnSCU system
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The Inter Faculty Organization, which represents faculty at Minnesota\’s seven state universities, voted overwhelmingly in favor of ratifying a new two-year contract last month.
Security officers to vote on final offer; union recommends rejection
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Failing to reach agreement on a contract for 800 Twin Cities security officers, SEIU Local 26 has scheduled a vote on the employers\’ final offer Tuesday – but is recommending members reject it.
Security officers, contractors resume talks
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After going to the brink of a major impasse, Twin Cities security contractors and the union representing 800 security officers agreed to return to the bargaining table on Thursday.
Walker Methodist workers still waiting for justice
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Workers at Walker Methodist Health Center in Minneapolis continue to work without a contract nearly five years after seeking a voice on the job.
UFCW members overwhelmingly approve contract with east metro groceries
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Members of United Food & Commercial Workers Local 789 on Sunday overwhelmingly approved a three-year agreement covering 5,000 workers at grocery stores in the east metro area.