An Oregon worker is challenging President Joe Biden's day one purge of Trump appointees from a federal agency, arguing that the administration is shielding a major union accused of violating labor law.
President Joe Biden fired an independent federal labor regulator within hours of taking office on Wednesday in an unprecedented move that was cheered by labor unions.
Federal workers have accused powerful Democratic labor allies of rampant sexual misconduct and racial discrimination just months after the union's longtime president stepped down amid sexual harassment complaints.
Presumptive Democratic nominee Joe Biden has called on two of socialist senator Bernie Sanders's (I., Vt.) top allies to help lead an economic advisory group tasked with shaping the party's 2020 agenda.
A labor group plans to line its pockets with donations sent to an emergency fund that claims to help service-sector workers affected by the coronavirus.
The Screen Actors Guild (SAG) went after a child actress who appeared in a non-union commercial before she even joined the powerful labor group, according to a federal complaint.
Presidential candidates Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D., Mass.) and Sen. Bernie Sanders (I., Vt.) touted the endorsement of a local labor group whose co-president was found to have discriminated against workers based on their race and age.
One of the country's top liberal labor unions is spending dramatically less on political activities and lobbying in union stronghold Oregon, according to its annual report. The state's Service Employees International Union (SEIU) chapter reported just $1.6 million in political activities and lobbying in its 2019 report, down over $500,000 from 2018.
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