Unions

The airline industry has been battered by the virus pandemic. In March, companies got $32 billion to help cover payroll costs for six months in exchange for not laying off workers.

Police unions and related organizations are finding themselves under increasing scrutiny.

Many states are still facing record-high numbers of coronavirus cases as the debate over whether schools should have in-person classes has reached a boiling point.

The American Federation of Teachers wants schools to open only in communities with below 1 percent transmission rates, with accommodations for at-risk teachers.

MGM Resorts and the union will resolve matters in "expedited arbitration" outside of court, which is scheduled to begin sometime this week

The union representing pilots at Delta Air Lines said Monday that 2,235 pilots volunteered for an early departure package ahead of a Sunday deadline.

The Service Employees International Union says tens of thousands of workers throughout the U.S. will take part in "Strike for Black Lives" on Monday.

Delta says its “committed to preventing involuntary furloughs for as many, if not all, Delta people.”

High-risk teachers will need accommodations, the teachers union president said.

Difficulties facing health care workers have come to the forefront as they have battled the coronavirus pandemic on the frontlines.

More than 2,300 members have been exposed to or affected by the virus in the last month.

Earlier this month, the Coalition of Resort Labor Unions sent an open letter to California Gov. Gavin Newsom saying its unions are concerned with Disneyland’s reopening plan and quick timeline.

AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka said the union has met repeated opposition to its calls for restructuring guest worker programs.

More than 4,000 shipbuilders went on strike against Bath Iron Works on Monday, disrupting production at one of Navy's biggest shipbuilders at a time of growing threats around the world.