No progress in security officer talks; contractors make ‘final offer’
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Negotiations between security companies and the union representing 800 Twin Cities security officers have broken down and management said it has made its final offer.
Unions tell Hubbard: ‘Stop crushing the American dream’
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In solidarity with New York television station workers trying to achieve a fair contract, Minnesota union members took their case directly to the station\’s owner – St. Paul-based Hubbard Broadcasting.
Twin Cities security officers stage first-ever strike
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Security officers employed by the three largest security contractors in the Twin Cities staged a one-day strike Monday – the first-ever walkout by these workers in history.
With strike imminent, security officers appeal to building owners
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Facing an imminent strike, security officers and supporters took their case directly to the owners of downtown buildings.
Security officers step up pressure in contract talks
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Citing a failure by security contractors to address their key issues, Twin Cities security officers have intensified their call for a new contract with affordable family health insurance and better training standards.
SEIU members ratify agreement with HealthPartners
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By a margin of more than 80 percent, workers at HealthPartners ratified a three-year contract that their union said will set a new standard for the industry.
Twin Cities security officers vote overwhelmingly to authorize strike
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Security officers who protect the majority of commercial office buildings and other major properties in Minneapolis and Saint Paul voted Saturday to authorize their bargaining committee to call a strike if necessary.
Twin Cities security officers to take strike vote
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Security officers represented by Service Employees International Union Local 26 will be joined by community supporters as they vote Saturday whether to walk off the job at commercial office buildings in the Twin Cities.
Writers, producers talking, but no deal yet
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As the TV and movie writers’ strike enters its third month, negotiators are making progress, but there is no deal yet, despite published rumors saying otherwise.
Strike likely as contract talks break down at HealthPartners
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Talks between HealthPartners and the union representing 1,500 clinic workers have broken down with no further negotiations set, making a two-day strike likely, both the union and company said.