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December 23, 2025

Today in 2008
Walmart Stores Inc., the nation’s largest employer, with 1.4 million “associates,” agrees to settle 63 wage and hour suits across the U.S., for a grand total of between $352 million and $640 million. It was accused of failure to pay overtime, requiring off-the-clock work and failure to provide required meal and rest breaks.

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Week Ending 04/12/2025
Updated On: Apr 12, 2025

  • Teamsters in Iowa strike Keurig Dr. Pepper
  • Worker-led unionism in the 21st century
  • Hood River Distillers must pay Teamster strikers
  • Discussing wages with coworkers is still protected activity
  • What would a general strike in the US actually look like?
  • Harley-Davidson wants payback if Europe target its bikes
  • National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health eliminated
  • Opinion: Unions need to mount a militant response to Trump’s assault
  • UPS drivers honors picket line as Wellesley College strike continues
  • Alarm sounded as 4,100 factory workers laid off amid Trump policy chaos
  • Kentucky unions stand up to halt deportation of two undereducated workers
  • Teamsters launch billboard campaign blasting United Airlines for relying on China to fix its aircraft
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Better Bad Ideas — Sean O’Brien interviews Sec. of Labor, Lori Chavez-DeRemer:


 
 
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