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California State faculty to begin a week of strikes — demanding 12% pay raise this year

California State faculty to begin a week of strikes — demanding 12% pay raise this year

Faculty at the California State University are gearing up to strike at four campuses this week, the latest move in a months-long fight for higher pay at the nation’s largest public university system. While the California Faculty Association (CFA) — the union representing 29,000 faculty at the 23-campus institution — has called for a 12% salary increase this year, officials at California State have offered faculty a 15% increase over three years, instead, for an annual raise of 5% each year. That agreement, union leaders say, limits faculty members’ ability to negotiate until 2026-2027. “This w......
Former employee sues Trump’s New Jersey golf club over sexual harassment

Former employee sues Trump’s New Jersey golf club over sexual harassment

NEW YORK — A young woman who worked at Donald Trump’s golf club in New Jersey was sexually harassed and tricked into signing a nondisclosure agreement by one of the former president’s top lawyers, according to a lawsuit she filed Wednesday. Alice Bianco worked as a server at Trump National in Bedminster for a few months in 2021. Shortly after Bianco was hired in May of that year, her boss Pavel Melichar began making sexual advances toward her, according to the lawsuit. Trump and Melichar are not defendants in the suit, which names only Trump National. Bianco, who was 21 when she was hired, att......
Worker in Wisconsin dies getting caught in machine that 3M company knew was dangerous, feds say

Worker in Wisconsin dies getting caught in machine that 3M company knew was dangerous, feds say

A 3M Company employee was helping set up a plastic extrusion line when they became caught in the machine’s rotating rollers and died, according to federal authorities. The 3M Company reported the May 2023 worker death at its facility in Prairie du Chien, Wisconsin, prompting the U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration to investigate, according to a Nov. 7 news release. Investigators determined the worker’s death could have been prevented by 3M, described as “one of the world’s best known manufacturing companies,” according to the release. “The safety and health......
The UAW wanted to win back what it lost. Here's how the Ford deal measures up

The UAW wanted to win back what it lost. Here's how the Ford deal measures up

The United Auto Workers' tentative agreement with Ford Motor Co. marks significant steps toward the Detroit-based union's stated goal of winning back concessions made during the automotive bankruptcies and Great Recession. The record deal that would last through April 2028 would secure double-digit wage increases, hike starting pay, reintroduce cost-of-living adjustments, shorten the timeline to the top wage, and boost retirement contributions. The union's Ford council is expected to vote on the agreement on Sunday to send to the roughly 56,000 members employed by the Blue Oval for ratificatio......
Kansas Chipotle manager demands to see Muslim employee’s hair, grabs, removes hijab: authorities

Kansas Chipotle manager demands to see Muslim employee’s hair, grabs, removes hijab: authorities

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has accused Chipotle of religious harassment and retaliation after a manager at a Johnson County restaurant grabbed and partly removed a Muslim employee’s hijab when she refused his demands to see her hair. The EEOC filed the lawsuit Thursday in U.S. District Court in Kansas City, Kansas, on behalf of Areej Saifan, who worked at the Chipotle Mexican Grill. The EEOC contends in the three-count suit that Chipotle deprived Saifan of equal employment opportunities because of the harassment based on her Muslim faith, the hostile work en......
Fermilab’s $1 billion accelerator project remains on hold during investigation into May accident that injured construction worker

Fermilab’s $1 billion accelerator project remains on hold during investigation into May accident that injured construction worker

A massive project to build one of the world’s most powerful particle accelerators at Fermilab has been halted since May 25 while federal authorities investigate an accident that severely injured a northwest Indiana ironworker three months into construction. James Daniels, 46, fell from the top of a two-story wall during his first day on the job. Hospitalized for several months, he has filed a lawsuit in Cook County Circuit Court against Fermi Research Alliance, which operates the site, as well as the contractor and subcontractors in charge of the construction project. “James is going to have a......