On This Day in 2009 Court documents filed in Boston say Wal-Mart Stores Inc. has agreed to pay $40 million to 87,500 Massachusetts employees who claimed the retailer denied them rest and meal breaks, manipulated time cards and refused to pay overtime.
~ D.C. Labor
• COVID-19 updates for Nov. 19, 2020 • Teamsters mourn passing of Tom Keegel • Teamsters end strike at Toledo Coca-Cola plant • Longshoremen’s union leaves AFL-CIO • Trucking industry reacts to 2020 election results • Biden forms transportation transition team • Hollywood’s streaming boom is no bonanza for film workers • What UPS’ rule change on staff appearance has to do with racial justice • Which of your favorite sports players are union reps? • CDC warns American: Do not travel on Thanksgiving • 12 million Americans set to lose unemployment benefits after Christmas
General Membership Meetings: Dec. 5, 2021- Baltimore 10 a.m. Baltimore Union Hall Dec. 19, 2020- Salisbury 10 a.m. Salisbury Union Hall Please be present and on time. Bring a coworker! Masks are required at both meetings.
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