Communications Project Manager, Strategic Initiatives
Kate Yeager is a Communications Project Manager at Strategic Initiatives. She focuses on themes related to HR and workforce dynamics, health and wellness, business and economics, as well as transportation and mobility. Kate's insights on labor laws, labor markets, and transportation policy and regulation have been featured in the International Brotherhood of Teamsters.
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Kate Yeager's coverage primarily revolves around labor unions, workers' rights, and collective bargaining with a focus on the United States. She regularly reports on government announcements and press releases related to these topics.
To effectively reach out to Kate, consider offering insights or analysis related to labor union activities, workers' rights issues, or legislative developments impacting these areas in the U.S. Providing perspectives from experts in labor relations or legal professionals specializing in employment law could be particularly relevant given her coverage themes.
Given her strong emphasis on government and politics as well as human resources and employment topics within a national context of the U.S., tailored pitches that align closely with these specific areas are more likely to capture her attention.
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By: Kate Yeager
Press Contact: Lena Melentijevic Phone: (347) 208-2279 Email: [email protected]
By: Kate Yeager
Press Contact: Kara Deniz Phone: (202) 497-6610 Email: [email protected]
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(BAKERSFIELD, Calif.) – A group of 243 workers at Panama-Buena Vista Union School District, represented by Teamsters Local 87, have voted overwhelmingly to ratify a new agreement with the K-8 public school district which serves the Bakersfield community across 25 schools.
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(TUKWILA, Wash.) – A group of 11 workers at Mt. View Funeral Home have voted overwhelmingly to join Teamsters Local 117. The staff associates will join an existing bargaining unit of 17 cemetery workers, embalmers, and funeral directors already represented by the Teamsters.
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(TUKWILA, Wash.) – Workers at Mill Rock Packaging have voted unanimously to join Teamsters Local 117. The material handlers will join an existing bargaining unit of press and assistant press operators, floor help, pre-press, plate makers, and sheeter operators at Mill Rock who previously joined the union.
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(LAWRENCE, Kan.) – 253 workers at the Bert Nash Center in Lawrence beat back their employer's union-busting campaign and voted to organize with Teamsters Local 696. After marching on the boss in May, Bert Nash management launched a six-figure union-busting campaign to deter workers from joining the Teamsters.
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(WASHINGTON) – Ahead of a June 30 contract expiration, Penske workers represented by Teamsters Locals 79, 512, 541, 618, and 769 have taken an overwhelming strike authorization. The nearly 250 Penske Teamsters are covered by the Southcentral and Southeastern Regional Master Agreements.
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(AKRON, Ohio) – Today, the Ohio Conference of Teamsters announced its endorsements in Ohio's 2026 congressional races, backing Sherrod Brown (D-Ohio) for the U.S. Senate and a bipartisan slate of candidates for the U.S. House of Representatives who have demonstrated their commitment to workers' rights and advancing the Faster Labor Contracts Act (FLCA).
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(INDIANPOLIS) – Workers at Vestis, represented by Teamsters Local 135, have launched an unfair labor practice (ULP) strike. The 29 route sales support and route sales representatives were forced to strike after the company threatened workers for engaging in protected concerted activity — rights that are guaranteed under the National Labor Relations Act.
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(OAKLAND, Calif.) – After 10 months of intense bargaining, Teamsters Local 2010 members in the statewide Clerical and Allied Services (CX) bargaining unit at University of California (UC) have overwhelmingly ratified a new collective bargaining agreement. The CX unit is made up of more than 22,000 clerical workers and administrative professionals at all UC campuses and medical centers throughout the state of California.
