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Tag: Labor

Will unionization push among retail workers continue?

Will unionization push among retail workers continue?

— January 10, 2022

In a potential watershed moment for organized labor and fast food workers, employees at a Starbucks in Buffalo, New York, voted 19-8 to form a labor union — the first such union in…

  • State commits $10 million to boost training in building trades

    State commits $10 million to boost training in building trades

    — August 9, 2021

    Gov. J.B. Pritzker and the Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity (DCEO) have launched a new Illinois Works Pre-Apprenticeship Program, leveraging a $10 million commitment…

  • Labor, business leaders call for support amid pandemic recovery

    Labor, business leaders call for support amid pandemic recovery

    — February 17, 2021

    SPRINGFIELD – Business and labor leaders called for continued support for businesses and unemployed workers Wednesday, Feb. 17 in a state Senate hearing ahead of Gov. J.B. Pritzker’s…

  • Senators: Funding for Illinois defense sites passes

    Senators: Funding for Illinois defense sites passes

    — September 25, 2018

    U.S. Sens. Dick Durbin, vice chairman of the Defense Appropriations Subcommittee, and Tammy Duckworth said that state sites playing a role in national defense are included in appropriations…

  • Labor fired up as Rauner defends veto of minimum wage hike

    Labor fired up as Rauner defends veto of minimum wage hike

    — September 4, 2017

    Business owners and labor remain at odds over a proposed near doubling of the state’s minimum wage during the next five years. Gov. Bruce Rauner has vetoed Senate Bill 81, which…

  • Are generous unemployment benefits to blame for worker shortages?

    Are generous unemployment benefits to blame for worker shortages?

    — July 8, 2021

    With the COVID-19 pandemic waning, worker shortages at restaurants, retail stores and hotels have slowed the recovery of some sectors of the U.S. economy. Will workers eventually come…

  • Minimum wage hike works its way through State Senate

    Minimum wage hike works its way through State Senate

    — February 10, 2019

      An estimated 1.4 million Illinois workers are on the verge of a pay hike — a pay hike nearly nine years in the making. A proposal to increase the state’s minimum wage now…

  • Chicago bus aides, custodians get support in contract fight

    Chicago bus aides, custodians get support in contract fight

    — September 3, 2018

    Special education classroom assistants, bus aides, security officers and custodians in Chicago Public Schools are concerned about staffing levels, the evaluation process and their wages….

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