Aircraft assembly workers at Boeing factories recently voted to end a seven-week strike, with 59% of members approving the company's offer. This comes amidst a surge in union actions, with 470 work stoppages involving over half a million workers last year.
Automakers and the UAW reached new contracts raising pay and ending strikes after contentious talks. UPS and Teamsters also agreed on a contract, increasing hourly pay and addressing various issues.
Video game performers secured agreements with game developers after a month-long strike over AI protections. Hospitality workers in Las Vegas and health care workers at Kaiser Permanente also reached deals, including pay raises and improved working conditions.
Hollywood actors ratified a contract with studios, ending a four-month strike. Dockworkers at U.S. ports suspended a potential strike, focusing on negotiations around wages and automation.
These recent labor standoffs and agreements highlight the ongoing push for fair wages, improved working conditions, and protections for workers across different industries.
