The American Federation of Government Employees is calling for 6,000 more full-time security screeners at U.S. airports.

When leaders from European labor unions descended on Washington earlier this week, they had one simple message for their American counterparts: Dear lord, please find a way to stop Donald Trump.

INDIANAPOLIS —
They arrived by the busload, four coaches in all, from around the state. Laborers, thousands of them, flooded the south side of the Indiana Statehouse, covering the green lawn with their blue and yellow United Steelworkers signs and t-shirts.
Mingled among them were Donald Trump’s new favorite campaign props, flesh and blood talking points.
 

The leaders of two of the nation’s biggest, most powerful labor unions — the Service Employees International Union [1] and the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees — are completi

A new report from MGT of America shows Los Angeles public schools have lost more than $591 million this year alone.