Today in 1919 The Great Steel Strike began as roughly 350,000 to 400,000 steelworkers walked off the job across multiple states to demand union recognition, an eight-hour workday, and better wages from the U.S. Steel Corporation.
• 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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