Today in 1993 President Bill Clinton signed the Federal Employees Political Activities Act (Hatch Act Reform), restoring political participation rights to federal and postal workers after more than 50 years of restrictions.
• Social Security Fairness Act signed into law • AHow Trump could disable the NLRB • Striking down the Nippon Steel deal • Ski patrollers claim victory, end strike • SEIU rejoins AFL-CIO after splitting off 20 years ago • Teamsters: Costco walks away from bargaining table • The fight over robots threatening American jobs • 4 ways to strengthen US industries with unions in 2025 • IAM members at IKEA Perryville vote to continue strike • Union election scheduled for 4,000 Amazon workers at NC warehouse • Health Care is UPS’ $20 billion lifeline to offset shipping slowdown
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