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Mark Gruenberg

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Sep 29, 2026
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  1. Article · Sep 29, 2026 · By Mark Gruenberg

    NLRB plans mass trashing of pro-worker rules (opens the original)

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    WASHINGTON—Crystal Carey, the union-buster whom President Donald Trump named as General Counsel for the National Labor Relations Board, plans a mass trashing of Biden-era pro-worker rules, starting with overturning the curbs on captive audience meetings, plus restoring limits on union insignia workers can wear on their caps and uniforms. And Carey’s plans carry weight. As the NLRB’s General Counsel, she is its de facto chief of staff and, more importantly, its top enforcement officer. Before tak

  2. Article · Sep 28, 2026 · By Mark Gruenberg

    Chicago Mayor Johnson: No city funds for labor law-breaking firms (opens the original)

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    CHICAGO—If you’re a pro-worker government official, and you want to get a corporation’s attention, do something unexpected and drastic: Take away their chances to grab your city’s dollars. Which is precisely what Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson intends, with an executive order he issued just before Labor Day and which, if all goes according to plan, will start in late January. Starting early next year, if your business breaks Chicago or state or federal wage and hours laws, you won’t get city cont

  3. Article · Sep 28, 2026 · By Mark Gruenberg

    Chicago Mayor Johnson: No city funds for labor law-breaking firms (opens the original)

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    CHICAGO—If you’re a pro-worker government official, and you want to get a corporation’s attention, do something unexpected and drastic: Take away their chances to grab your city’s dollars. Which is precisely what Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson intends, with an executive order he issued just before Labor Day and which, if all goes according to plan, will start in late January. Starting early next year, if your business breaks Chicago or state or federal wage and hours laws, you won’t get city cont

  4. Article · Sep 25, 2026 · By Mark Gruenberg

    Trump proposes zero raises next year for most federal workers (opens the original)

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    WASHINGTON —If you are an ICE agent or a billionaire, the latest Trump budget is chock-full of money for you, but if you are a federal worker who keeps the country running, there is not even a single dime. The proposed wage increase for you next year is $0.00. Immigration services, as late as ten years ago, operated on a $9 billion annual budget. Now, for 2027, Trump is pushing for $85 billion for ICE and nothing for raises for the vast majority of other federal workers. An agency that encourage

  5. Article · Sep 24, 2026 · By Mark Gruenberg

    Some 7,000 Chicago hotel workers ready to walk (opens the original)

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    CHICAGO —By an 85%-15% margin the voting members among 7,000 workers in Chicago’s leading hotels voted on September 22 to authorize a strike. The 46 hotels where the strike, if there is one, could occur are predominantly in the Loop, the West Loop, the Magnificent Mile on North Michigan Avenue and all the hotels around the giant McCormick Place convention complex on the near South Side. The sole outlier is a hotel at the University of Illinois-Chicago. The Hyatt, Marriott and Hilton chains own m

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