Industry & Labor

"One doesn't come out of the womb wanting to be a cinematographer," saysGreig Fraser, the go-to director of photography for such helmers as Garth Davis, Matt Reeves, Denis Villeneuve and more.

Workers, who include cliff divers and other performers, cited unsafe work conditions and pay.

From October 1, 2023 to September 30, 2024, the National Labor Relations Board received 3,286 union election petitions, up 27% sinceFY 2023,when the Agency received 2,593 petitions. This is more than double the number of petitions received since FY 2021, when the NLRB received 1,638 petitions.

NEW YORK, Oct 1 (Reuters) - U.S. East Coast and Gulf Coast dockworkers began their first large-scale strike in nearly 50 years on Tuesday, halting the flow of about half the country's ocean shipping, after negotiations for a new labor contract broke down over wages.

The queer romantic feature 'Perfect,' which also reportedly stars Ashley Moore and Micaela Wittman, was shooting in Simi Valley when the strike occurred.

Disabled workers are getting louder and more effective as they push their unions to be more accessible and inclusive. All workers are benefiting.

The Seattle area boomed as Boeing wrung concessions from unionized workers, making them feel left behind.

DETROIT, Sept 16 (Reuters) - The United Auto Workers union said on Monday it had filed unfair labor practice charges against Chrysler-parent Stellantis for violating the labor contract the parties reached last fall.

Travis Kelcewasn't the only personTaylor Swiftthanked while accepting her 2024 MTV Video Music Award for Video of the Year on Wednesday. Swift – who won seven awards during the ceremony, bringing her lifetime total to 30, tyingBeyoncefor the mostVMAsever – made sure to show gratitude to several collaborators who helped her make the video for "Fortnight," including starsJosh CharlesandEthan Hawke, featured artistPost Malone, and Oscar-nominated cinematographerRodrigo Prieto.

Little has gone right for Boeing over the last five years. By this time tomorrow, the troubled company could add another mess to itsgrowing list of problems: A massive strike by 33,000 of its workers that could stop airplane production at America's largest exporter and deal a blow to the US economy.

TheNew York Times Tech Guild, which represents more than 600 staffers, on Tuesday voted to authorize a strike in protest of stalled contract negotiations with The Times' management, sources confirmed to Axios

Leaders of several of the largest labor unions in the country will have speaking slots during primetime at theDemocratic National Convention on Mondayin Chicago, as the party continues its political overtures to a crucial voting block.