Dave Jamieson is a labor reporter and static content creator for HuffPost. He covers a wide range of labor-related topics, including union activities, labor victories, and endorsements. His work has been featured in various publications, including Yahoo News, Soundsphere magazine, and Knowledia.
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The president visited the crucial swing state of Pennsylvania to talk about Democrats' pension rescue and how it's helping retirees.
By: Dave Jamieson
President Joe Biden reminded Pennsylvanians on Friday that he, Vice President Kamala Harris and other Democrats safeguarded more than 1 million people's pensions without any help from the GOP.
Members of the New York Times Tech Guild walked off the job before a monster traffic day. Could this impact the Times' Needle? “It could and it will,” said one worker.
Hundreds of tech workers went on strike early Monday morning at The New York Times , threatening to push their work stoppage into Election Day if they don't see progress on a collective bargaining agreement.
The California-based company used a return-to-office mandate to push out union supporters, according to a new complaint.
Tens of thousands of Boeing workers are ending their 53-day strike after voting to accept a contract offer from the company on Monday.
The independent Osborn gave the two-term Republican incumbent a scare, prompting the GOP to pour more money into the race.
Ballot measures in Missouri, Nebraska and Alaska show voters of all political stripes think paid sick days should be standard.
Officials have found that the Big Tech retailer interfered in not one but two union elections at the warehouse in ways that warranted throwing out the results.
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