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A year on the picket line: Henry Ford nurses still on strike (opens the original)
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GRAND BLANC, Mich.—Nurses at Henry Ford Health in Michigan—one of the state’s largest health care systems—have been on strike for over a year, but their spirit remains solid both on the picket line and at the bargaining table. Represented by Teamsters Local 332, they met with management for a negotiation session on Sept. 11, 2026, as their unfair labor practice strike passed its first anniversary. They also returned to the picket line last week after the Labor Day holiday, with the union blaming
10,000 Teamsters nurses reach agreement that could shift bargaining in Michigan (opens the original)
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DETROIT—After little over a year of bargaining with Corewell Health East, 10,000 registered nurses represented by Teamsters Local 2024 have finally reached a tentative agreement for their first contract. “We could not be prouder to have reached this milestone for our union,” stated the bargaining committee in an official statement. The proposed tentative agreement, won in a post-right-to-work state, has yet to be voted on but comes after several months of struggle, including a fight that saw the
Warehouse workers in Canada approve collective bargaining agreement with Walmart (opens the original)
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MISSISSAUGA, Canada—In a historic moment for organized labor, 800 Walmart workers at a warehouse in the Toronto suburb of Mississauga voted overwhelmingly to approve their first-ever collective bargaining agreement with the retail giant. The workers are members of Unifor Local 252, and their vote marks the first time that a union contract has been reached with Walmart anywhere in North America. The contract vote, which passed with 93% approval, caps a nearly two-year organizing drive at the Walm
Rural hospitals disappearing, nurses say Medicare for All is only hope (opens the original)
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STURGIS, Mich.—For 101 years, Sturgis Hospital stood as a cornerstone of healthcare in southwest Michigan. But on June 19, the doors closed for good. It is but the latest casualty in a decades-long assault on public health infrastructure and an economic system that prioritizes profits over people. The closure came with staff being given a mere 72 hours’ notice before entirely ceasing operations. That left the registered nurses, represented by the Michigan Nurses Association (MNA), and hundreds o
Whitmer’s veto betrays Michigan workers, exposes corporate priorities (opens the original)
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LANSING—Michigan’s unions spent 18 months fighting Republican obstruction to get nine pro-worker bills to the governor’s desk, only to have Democratic Governor Gretchen Whitmer veto every single one of them. Her vetoes were a gut punch to the broad coalition of union and pro-labor organizations that had spent months lobbying for the legislation, which they viewed as a long-overdue lifeline for union members and retirees who continue to struggle with rising costs and stagnant benefits. The bills’
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