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Union Kitchen, live up to your name

6/6/2023

 
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United Kitchen Workers announced last week that they are prepared to call for a boycott of Union Kitchen stores beginning at 11am on Friday, June 16 in response to management’s ongoing efforts to undermine the workers’ union.

“On behalf of the 165 unions that we represent, the Metro Washington Council stands behind these workers as they fight to have a voice on the job like every worker in DC," said Dyana Forester, Metro Washington Council president, at last week's rally. Hear the full remarks.

​AFL-CIO joins call for boycott of InterContinental hotels

On Friday the AFL-CIO officially called for a public boycott of hotels owned by InterContinental Hotel Group in DC and Virginia. The call for a boycott comes as workers from Moon Rabbit restaurant continue pushing to have the hotel reopen the restaurant, restore their hours, and compensate them for lost wages.
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​Congratulations, Steamfitters 602 apprenticeship program graduates!

This past weekend was the graduation ceremony for Steamfitter 602's apprenticeship program. Apprentices spend five years learning on the job, and it takes an enormous amount of work to graduate. Congratulations to the graduating class – we're proud of you!

​Food service workers at University of Mary Washington unionize

Congratulations to Sodexo workers at University of Mary Washington and Loyola University for winning a union with UNITE HERE Local 23!

“Winning means I’ve done something right. It means greater respect and not worrying about falling short on money" — Samantha, Lead Food Service, Loyola University
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Upcoming Events

Rally with Justice for Janitors
Thursday, June 15 – 4:00pm 
Farragut Square (17th St & K ST NW)

​Next year, tens of thousands of janitors, from LA to Chicago to New York City to DC, will be negotiating new contracts. Over 11,000 janitors in DC, Montgomery County, Baltimore, and northern Virginia will be bargaining a new contract that will affect the lives of our families, our cities and our communities. We ask you to join us as we carry forward our proud tradition by supporting janitors who are fighting for good jobs for everyone.
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Transit-Community Partnerships: Advancing Workforce Diversity, Equity, Access, and Inclusion
Wednesday, June 7 — 2:00pm
In this webinar, panelists with experience in community-based partnerships that embrace diversity, equity, inclusion, and access will discuss a variety of ways community organizations, transit agencies, and unions can engage in creating a strong workforce that fully reflects their communities. Featuring Rich Diaz, Bus Operator Mentor Lead, Amalgamated Transit Union Local 1575. Register »

DC Rally & Virtual Hearing for One Fair Wage
Thursday, June 8 — 9:00am
Wilson Building (1350 Pennsylvania Avenue NW)

Push back against the Restaurant Association of Metropolitan Washington's attempt to allow only restaurants to be excluded from DC consumer protection laws by joining One Fair Wage for a rally and virtual hearing this Thursday. Learn more and register »

17th Annual Northeast Shoot for a Cure Charity Sporting Clays Shoot
Wednesday, June 14 — 10:00am
Point at Pintail, 511 Pintail Point Farm Lane, Queenstown, MD

Contact Mark Gagliardi at (925) 698-0719 or [email protected].

Jazz On the Rails-Juneteenth Celebration
Saturday, June 17 — 4:00-11:00pm
​On June 17, 2023, join the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Trainmen for Jazz on The Rails, a Juneteenth Celebration at the B&O Railroad Museum in Baltimore, Maryland. Learn more and get tickets »

Union night at Camden Yards
Friday, July 14 — 7:05pm
Join the Metro Baltimore Council AFL-CIO for Union Night at the Baltimore Orioles game! $5 of every ticket sale directly benefits Community Services. Contact Blaine Boone at (410) 247-4898 or [email protected].

Labor Day with the Washington Nationals vs. Texas Rangers
Wednesday, July 7 — 7:05pm
Join us at Nationals Park as we honor and recognize the 15th Annual Labor Union Day. To purchase 10 or more tickets contact Josh Grohs at (202) 640-7714 or [email protected]. Get tickets »

Labor Day at Washington Commanders vs. Arizona Cardinals
Sunday, September 10 — 1:00pm 
Each union that brings out 50 or more people will be able to come onto the field after the game to take a photo. Each ticket includes a $5 donation. Contact Ari Kwitkin-Close at (301) 276-6406 or [email protected].

The 26th Annual Community Services Agency Golf Tournament
Monday, October 16, 2023 — 7:00am
Enterprise Golf Course, 2802 Enterprise Road, Mitchellville, MD
For more information contact Letycia Pastrana at [email protected].  

Labor Day with the Commanders vs. NY Giants
Sunday, November 19, 2023 — 1:00pm
Each union that brings out 50 or more people will be able to come onto the field after the game to take a photo. Each ticket includes a $5 donation. Contact Ari Kwitkin-Close at (301) 276-6406 or [email protected].

Recent News

As more DC workers unionize, organizers see more pushback from employers
DC News Now — June 1, 2023
“I think what we’re seeing happening now is that unions are actually stepping up to organize smaller workplaces that weren’t usually targets,” said Dyana Forester, president of the Metro Washington Labor Council.

Thousands of early-career NIH researchers forming union for first time
Nature — June 1, 2023
Thousands of early-career researchers at the US National Institutes of Health (NIH) have kick-started the process of forming a union. 

Laurel City Council passes amendment to unionize Department of Public Works
DC News Now — May 30, 2023
“We as a city more than anything, we have to stick together. I dig in the trash for a living guys, you guys have to understand we just want a voice,” said a DPW employee.

These Workers Are Making Baltimore A Union Town Again
The Real News Network — May 31, 2023
Panelists include Dever Cunningham, MOM’s Workers United (Teamsters); Martin Yepes, Teachers & Researchers United (United Electrical Workers) at Johns Hopkins University; Leila Grothe, Baltimore Museum of Art Union (AFSCME); Andre Elkridge, UNITE HERE Local 7; Rachel Leeds, Walters Workers United Museum of Art.

Unfair labor complaints filed against George Washington University Hospital as nurses try to unionize
DC News Now — May 24, 2023
“For years, when nurses tried to raise complaints or tried to get management to help them do their jobs properly, either equipment issues or staffing issues, it fell on deaf ears,” Smith said.
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Ketanji Brown Jackson issues solo dissent in ruling against Teamsters strike
The Hill — June 1, 2023
Liberal Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson issued her first solo dissent in a Supreme Court merits case Thursday, disagreeing with her colleagues in a labor dispute ruling that makes it easier for companies to sue over worker strikes.

U.S. employers have gone from opposing international labor standards to hiding behind them. Now a complaint is trying to stop U.S.-style union busting from taking over the world
Fortune – May 29, 2023
Earlier this month, a group of U.S. unions filed a complaint with the International Labour Organization’s Committee on Freedom of Association. In the filing, they convincingly argue that U.S. labor law does not protect workers’ rights to freedom of association and collective bargaining. 
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Young, educated and unionized: Hill staffers at vanguard of white-collar labor movement
Roll Call — May 31, 2023
After decades of slow, steady decline, unions are suddenly and rapidly rebounding. A total of 1,673 workplaces petitioned the National Labor Relations Board to hold union elections in 2019; last year that figure rose to 2,072. 

Historic gains: Low-income workers scored in the Covid economy
POLITICO — May 29, 2023
​Organized labor gained power at the bargaining table, with unions like UNITE HERE, which represents food, hotel and casino workers, pointing to an extensive list of wage wins in workplaces across the country.

Around the region

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Left: AFL-CIO's Department for Professional Employees leafletted outside Apple's DC store on Monday in solidarity with striking workers from the Writers Guild of America. Right: Fellows at the National Institute of Health filed to form a union last week with UAW.

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Does your local have actions, events, open positions, or other updates you want labor leaders in DC and Maryland to know about? Submit news items to [email protected].

Press conference tomorrow on Union Kitchen boycott

5/31/2023

 
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One of Union Kitchen's five locations. Photo by Tyrone Turner for DCist/WAMU.
Workers at five Union Kitchen locations in DC and Virginia democratically voted to unionize but were not officially recognized until June of last year, after a lengthy legal battle in which management attempted to overturn the election results. The effort was sparked after employees learned that Union Kitchen wasn’t paying them their tips. When they complained, Union Kitchen eliminated tipping altogether in retaliation.

This Thursday, UFCW Local 400 Union and a coalition of 20 supporting organizations — including Metro Washington Council, AFL-CIO — will hold a press conference to announce a consumer boycott of Union Kitchen stores. Attend tomorrow's press conference:
  • WHAT: Press conference announcing boycott of Union Kitchen
  • WHEN: Thursday, June 1, 2023 at 4:00pm
  • WHERE: Union Kitchen @ 625 Eckington Pl NE, Washington, DC 20002
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​Thursday: Join us at 'Our Streets, Our Future'

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​The 'Our Streets, Our Future' initiative is a countywide effort to reduce gun violence in Prince George’s County. A key component of that work is to provide individuals with the resources and services that they need, including mentorship opportunities. Metro Washington Council, AFL-CIO will be at this event on Thursday, June 1 from 5:30-7:30pm. Learn more and join us there »

​NIH Fellows to file for union as they join national wave of union organizing

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4,800 early-career researchers at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) have announced that they are forming a union, NIH Fellows United-UAW. This will be the first union within the U.S. federal government for research fellows and the largest new union of federal workers in 12 years. They will rally on Thursday as they celebrate this milestone and then travel to the Federal Labor Relations Authority to file for their union. Learn more about NIH Fellows United-UAW »

​Pickets every day at InterContinental on The Wharf

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Workers from Moon Rabbit and UNITE HERE Local 25 are picketing InterContinental on The Wharf every day and are calling for allies to join the effort. Let them know here which pickets you'll attend.

Hiring Hall: Union jobs in DC + Maryland

AFL-CIO: Senior Corporate Analyst, Economic Power & Growth Hub
AFL-CIO: 
National Campaign Coordinator, Political + Field Mobilization Hub
AFL-CIO: 
Senior Field Representative, Political + Field Mobilization Hub
AFL-CIO: 
Deputy Director, Clean Energy Jobs
AFL-CIO: 
Senior Digital Strategist, Public Affairs
AFL-CIO: 
Political Writer / Researcher, Political + Field Mobilization Hub
AFREF: 
Senior Pension Strategy Analyst
AFSCME: 
Assistant Auditor
American Federation of Teachers Maryland: 
Organizer
Amalgamated Transit Union: 
Associate General Counsel
Good Jobs First: 
Economic Development Incentives Research Analyst
IBEW: 
Videographer/Video Producer, Media Department
IUBAC: 
Intermediate Coordinator of Documents
NAGE: 
National Representative
NTEU: 
Deputy Director of Negotiations
SAG-AFTRA: 
Manager, Broadcast Membership Services (Bethesda, MD)
SEIU International: 
Ethics Ombudsperson/Assistant General Counsel
The Sunrise Project: 
Senior Communications Campaigner
Transportation Trades Department, AFL-CIO: 
Policy Analyst
UFCW: 
Network Support Administrator
Working America: 
State Program Director, At-Large (Fixed-Term)
Working America: 
Senior State Program Director
Working America: 
Chief Information Officer
​Working America: 
Chief Technology Officer

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Does your local have actions, events, open positions, or other updates you want labor leaders in DC and Maryland to know about? Submit news items to [email protected].

Picket. Every. Day.

5/30/2023

 
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Immediately following the closure of Moon Rabbit at InterContinental on The Wharf and picketing on May 24 and 25, UNITE HERE Local 25 has announced that picket lines will now continue daily. The union is demanding that the restaurant reopen, that workers' jobs are reinstated, that workers are compensated for lost wages resulting from Moon Rabbit's closure, and that the hotel immediately recognize the union and set dates for bargaining. The pickets will take place seven days a week, from 2:30-5:00pm at 801 Wharf St. SW.

Dyana Forester on why you should join the pickets at InterContinental

“This company, an international company, has come to DC, benefitted from taxpayer money, is now saying that when workers stand up and say ‘We want to have a voice in our workplace,’ they’re deciding to penalize them.” Watch »
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​Donate to InterContinental on The Wharf Solidarity Fund

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Workers are devastated that the InterContinental has made the drastic decision to close Moon Rabbit. With the restaurant's closure, they have had no or minimal work scheduled. Can you chip in to help Moon Rabbit workers stay on their feet? Any amount is appreciated!

​30,000 petition signatures opposed to job loss and higher grocery prices 

This past week parents, kids, and workers rallied outside the FTC to deliver nearly 30,000 petition signatures saying #StopTheMerger between Kroger and Albertsons, two of the nation's largest grocery store chains.  Learn more about the fight against the Kroger-Albertsons mega-merger »
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​Not a nurse? There are lots of ways to show your support for George Washington University Hospital Nurses Union

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Just hours after filing an election petition to unionize, GW hospital leadership unlawfully suspended, and later terminated, a registered nurse who has cared for patients of GWUH for over 10 years due his alleged involvement in the union organizing campaign. Learn more and sign the petition »

​Laurel City Council Pass Charter Amendment Granting DPW Employees Collective Bargaining Rights

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On May 22 the Laurel, MD City Council unanimously passed a charter amendment granting its Department of Public Works Employees the right to collective bargaining. UFCW Local 1994 Organizer John Barry applauded Councilmembers Martin Mitchell and Carl Dewalt for their active support of the DPW efforts. 

Apply to join Maryland Comptroller’s Advisory Councils

Maryland Comptroller Brooke Lierman will convene 11 new Advisory Councils and Work Groups to provide opportunities for members of the public to advise the agency on strategic direction. The groups will include Business, Climate, Faith Leaders, Financial Literacy, Information Technology, Labor, Local Government, New Americans, Staff, Tax Practice, and Women’s Economic Empowerment. Applications are now open. The deadline to apply is June 23, 2023.

​Upcoming Events

Union Night at the Washington Mystics game
Saturday, June 3 — 6:00pm

Join Pride at Work and the Association of Flight Attendants-CWA to welcome the WNBA Players and Players Association to the AFL-CIO! Get tickets
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17th Annual Northeast Shoot for a Cure Charity Sporting Clays Shoot
Wednesday, June 14 — 10:00am

Point at Pintail, 511 Pintail Point Farm Lane, Queenstown, MD
Contact Mark Gagliardi at (925) 698-0719 or [email protected]


Union night at Camden Yards
Friday, July 14 — 7:05pm
Join the Metro Baltimore Council AFL-CIO for Union Night at the Baltimore Orioles game! $5 of every ticket sale directly benefits Community Services. Contact Blaine Boone at (410) 247-4898 or [email protected].

Labor Day with the Washington Nationals vs. Texas Rangers

Wednesday, July 7 — 7:05pm
Join us at Nationals Park as we honor and recognize the 15th Annual Labor Union Day. To purchase 10 or more tickets contact Josh Grohs at (202) 640-7714 or [email protected]. Get tickets » 

Labor Day at Washington Commanders vs. Arizona Cardinals

Sunday, September 10 — 1:00pm 
Each union that brings out 50 or more people will be able to come onto the field after the game to take a photo. Each ticket includes a $5 donation. Contact Ari Kwitkin-Close at (301) 276-6406 or [email protected].

The 26th Annual Community Services Agency Golf Tournament

Monday, October 16, 2023 — 7:00am

Enterprise Golf Course, 2802 Enterprise Road, Mitchellville, MD
For more information and sponsorship opportunities, contact Letycia Pastrana at  [email protected].  

Labor Day with the Commanders vs. NY Giants

​Sunday, November 19, 2023 — 1:00pm

Each union that brings out 50 or more people will be able to come onto the field after the game to take a photo. Each ticket includes a $5 donation. Contact Ari Kwitkin-Close at (301) 276-6406 or [email protected].

News


Poll: The Public Overwhelmingly Supports The Writers’ Strike

More Perfect Union — May 22, 2023
More than 70 percent of Americans—including a clear majority of Trump supporters—support the Writers Guild of America’s ongoing strike for better pay, working conditions, and job security, according to a new poll.

AFGE Scores Victory at Supreme Court in Case Involving Dual-status National Guard Technicians
AFGE – May 22, 2023
In a major victory for AFGE, the Supreme Court May 18 ruled in favor of the union, preserving collective bargaining rights for dual-status technicians working for National Guards in a civilian role.

Su has what it takes to be secretary of Labor
The Hill — May 25, 2023
For these reasons among others, no one is better suited, nor better qualified than Julie Su for the job of secretary of Labor. 

Union Organizers and Restaurant Workers Protested Moon Rabbit’s Closure at the Wharf Today
Washingtonian — May 24, 2023
Schwalb, who’s been organizing unions for 20 years, said, "I’ve never seen [a reaction] this bad… Forty-five people have been thrown out on the street."

Former Moon Rabbit restaurant employees protest for better working conditions
ABC-7 — May 24, 2023
Former cooks, servers and runners of the recently closed Moon Rabbit restaurant demonstrated in support of a union contract, higher wages and healthcare benefits.

Biden Labor Board Restores Right to Use Heated Language
Labor Notes — May 26, 2023
The ruling reversed the Trump era’s infamous General Motors decision, which had upended 70 years of precedent protecting workers’ rights to use strong language when pressing union points.

Companies Are Taking a Harder Line on Union Organizers, Workers Say
The New York Times — May 24, 2023
This year, more than 70 Starbucks corporate employees placed their names on a petition calling on the company to stay neutral in union elections and to “respect federal labor laws.” The NLRB has issued dozens of complaints against the company accusing it of illegal behavior, which the company denies.

One Small Union Is Stoking Much of the Militant New Graduate Worker Organizing
Truthout — May 29, 2023
The past two years have seen a fresh wave of graduate worker militancy marked by bold strikes, new organizing drives and whopping union election victories. Amid this surge, one union is showing up a surprising amount: the United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America, or the “UE.”
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Unions Are Stepping Up to Find a Solution to California’s Housing Crisis
The Nation — May 25, 2023
​Most ambitiously, it has requested the creation of a dedicated fund—the money generated by a 7 percent surcharge on restaurant meals and hotel stays—to provide affordable Los Angeles housing to industry workers.

Around the region

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Left: AFL-CIO and WGA East members called on Disney to quit undervaluing writers and come to an agreement last week. Right: Starbucks workers in Ellicott City, MD, held their first pin day last week as union efforts get underway.

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Does your local have actions, events, open positions, or other updates you want labor leaders in DC and Maryland to know about? Submit news items to [email protected].

Moon Rabbit

5/24/2023

 
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On Monday management at the InterContinental on The Wharf informed workers that restaurant Moon Rabbit will close amidst a union organizing campaign. Hospitality workers union UNITE HERE Local 25 has called for a boycott of non-union hotels operated by the InterContinental Hotel Group (IHG).

“Denying workers the ability to freely choose to be represented by a union is a drastic business choice,” Dyana Forester, Metro Washington Council president said in a statement. “The District made outsized investment in the Wharf and we want businesses that reflect DC values. I encourage the mayor and DC Council to consider what actions are appropriate in this situation.” Read the full statement »

​TODAY: Picket InterContinental Hotel on the Wharf with UNITE HERE Local 25

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Picket alert from UNITE HERE Local 25: "Thank you everyone for your messages of support, now come out and show your solidarity!"

Join Local 25 for pickets lines at the InterContinental Hotel today from 2:00-4:00pm and tomorrow from 7:00-9:00am. Both at 801 Wharf St SW. 

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Do you want to be where the people are? Join AFL-CIO, union members, and allies today from 5:45-7:00pm to leaflet Disney's screening of The Little Mermaid at the Motion Picture Association in solidarity with WGA East and WGA West. RSVP here.

Today at noon: #StopTheMerger

Families are already struggling to put food on our tables. A merger between Albertsons and Kroger, the two largest grocery companies in the country, would lead to unprecedented price increases, lost jobs, and reduce competition — all while families are struggling to make ends meet.

A new national Stop the Merger coalition has formed with unions and community organizations. Join them today at 12:00pm to rally at the Federal Trade Commission (600 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW). RSVP to [email protected].
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Hiring Hall: Union jobs in DC + Maryland

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TODAY: Greater Washington Region Clean Cities Coalition Career Fair
Our next career fair in Northern Virginia will be May 24, 2023, from 11:00am-2:00pm at the WISH Center (7950 Audubon Center, Alexandria VA). Learn about emerging technologies, how to get skills and certifications for in-demand employment, and connect directly with employers ready to hire.
AFL-CIO: Senior Digital Strategist 
AFL-CIO: 
Political Writer / Researcher
AFL-CIO: 
Contract Campaigns Manager 
Americans for Financial Reform Education Fund: 
Senior Pension Strategy Analyst
AFSCME: 
Assistant Auditor I – Auditing Department
AFT Maryland: 
Lead Organizer
AFT Maryland: 
Organizer (2)
International Union of Bricklayers and Allied Craftworkers: 
Intermediate Coordinator of Documents
Jobs To Move America: 
Development Director
League of Conservation Voters:
 Fundraising Operations & Training Manager
Maryland State Education Association: 
Organizational Specialist for Political and Legislative Affairs
Maryland State Education Association: 
Organizer – Higher Education
Maryland State Education Association: 
UniServ Director – Calvert County
Maryland State Education Association: 
UniServ Director – Eastern Shore
Maryland State Education Association: 
Organizational Specialist for Association Leadership and Organizational Development
National Treasury Employees Union: 
Deputy Director of Negotiations
SEIU International: 
Ethics Ombudsperson / Assistant General Counsel
The Sunrise Project: 
Senior Communications Campaigner
Transportation Trades Department, AFL-CIO: 
Policy Analyst
UFCW International: 
Network Support Administrator I
UNITE HERE Local 25: 
Campaign Researcher
Working America: 
State Program Director, At-Large
Working America: 
Senior State Program Director
Working America: 
Chief Information Officer
Working America: 
Chief Technology Officer
​Worker Rights Consortium: 
Communications and Research Associate

​Around the Region

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This past Saturday, AFSCME Local 1693 ratified a new contract and won raises! Starting July 1, 2023, all Unit III employees will advance 1 step on the salary scale and receive a 6% cost of living adjustment. Congratulations!

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This week DC Councilmembers wrote to George Washington University Hospital requesting the hospital takes steps to ensure a fair election and stop intimidation efforts.

"Given its history of refusing to recognize labor unions in its facilities throughout the United States, we do not expect UHS to voluntarily recognize DCNA...but we do expect that you adhere to federal laws." Read the letter »

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Does your local have actions, events, open positions, or other updates you want labor leaders in DC and Maryland to know about? Submit news items to [email protected].
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