Today in 2002 A massive labor dispute led management to lock out 10,500 dockworkers across 29 West Coast ports. The shutdown lasted 10 days until federal intervention occurred under the Taft-Hartley Act.
• Inside MLB’s high-stakes labor war • Bimbo Bakeries Teamsters in NE win strong contract • The video game industry is brutal. Now it’s unionizing • SEIU seeks to unionize 190,000 health workers in NY • How unions are confronting A.I. threats in the workplace • LTL carriers benefit in Q3 from rebounding freight market • PepsiCo shuts down Cheverly facility, lays off 98 Teamsters • NLRB revives test limiting protections for workers’ profane, racist outbursts • Sysco drivers in Wisconsin vote overwhelmingly to join Teamsters • AutoZone workers are trying to form the company’s first-ever union • Democrats with union backgrounds aim to retake Congress
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