An Apple retail store in Towson, Maryland, became the first Apple store to unionize in the United States

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Classified employees in the United States receive guaranteed minimum wages and workers' compensation protections that independent contractors do not receive

The United Auto Workers labor union represents tens of thousands of academic graduate student workers in addition to factory workers

In a 2023 Gallup poll, approximately 70 percent of Americans supported striking United Auto Workers members over automobile manufacturing companies

In a 2023 Gallup poll, 75 percent of college-educated respondents expressed support for striking United Auto Workers over automobile manufacturers

Shawn Fain was elected president of the United Auto Workers through a coalition of academic graduate student workers and industrial factory workers

An Amazon warehouse located on Staten Island became the first Amazon facility in the United States to unionize

Proposition 40 was proposed by a labor union representing healthcare workers

Labor groups and student athlete organizations have opposed the Protect College Sports Act

Anthony Scaramucci's father was a unionized crane operator with an hourly wage

The electricians' labor union has publicly supported data center construction, citing the creation of highly skilled jobs

The museum field has been critiqued for low pay, which perpetuates a cycle where only those with external financial support can afford to work there.

Blue collar labor unions are organizing to support data center construction.

Labor unions are threatening to withhold support from political candidates who oppose data centers.

Steamfitter, UA Local 602, stated in a memo it will not back any politicians running on an anti-data center platform.

The Kansas HVAC and Railroad Workers Union supported the Republican gubernatorial candidate for the first time in decades over the data center issue.

The Bundy company's initial marketing strategy targeted workers through ads in union magazines, but this approach failed.

Taylor would stop his stopwatch during any movement he considered unproductive, such as talking or adjusting clothing.

Workers who failed to meet Taylor's time standards were either docked pay or fired.

Willard Bundy was inspired to create a time clock after observing a factory's inefficient system of using brass discs in a bucket.