Industry & Labor

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.

Union says agreement sets 'a new standard' for ethical use and makes it easy to performers to give consent and get paid

The United Auto Workers (UAW) said Tuesday that it filed federal labor charges alleging former President Trump andElon Muskattempted to"intimidate and threaten"workers during their Monday evening interview on the social platform X.

Twelve workers voted to join the major Hollywood crew union in a National Labor Relations Board ballot count on Tuesday afternoon.

A coalition of labor unions representing drivers, location managers, animal trainers, electricians, plumbers and other Hollywood crew members have ratified new three-year agreements with the major studios.

Voice actors will be hitting the picket lines Thursday, asSAG-AFTRAannounced the first in-person action against one of 10 major video game companies impacted by the Interactive Media Agreement strike. The picket will take place at WB Games Inc. in Los Angeles from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. PT, with members asked to gather at Gate 5 of the studio lot.

Late today unions representing 14,000 cast members atDisneyland,DisneyCalifornia Adventure, Downtown Disney and the Disney hotels announced their members had voted to ratify new three-year contracts with Disney.

It was getting a little too close to the deadline for comfort, but theTeamstersand the studios have a deal. After a long final sprint of talks that had more than a few executives andlaborleaders on edge,Teamsters Local 399announced just before midnight Saturday that the Hollywood Basic Crafts and the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers reached an agreement.

Following a virtual meeting Monday night with nearly 100 casting assistants, the group is officially moving forward with a NationalLaborRelations Board election. The unionannounced the intent to representthem in April.

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