An unusually long strike in the San Jose area forced a shutdown of buses and light-rail trains. It was a possible harbinger ...

A judge has ordered an end to the strike by Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority workers. The San Jose Mercury News ...

Khadijah was the group’s chief of global operations in Iraq. CENTCOM conducted the strike in cooperation with Iraqi intelligence. US President Donald Trump wrote in a Truth Social post that it ...

The strike ended after talks with state government officials and Samsung, who urged the protesting workers to resume work. Workers were required to sign a form acknowledging their participation in ...

Gov. Kathy Hochul's administration says 10,000 prison staff have returned to work, leaving a shortfall of 3,500 employees from when the strike began. Hans Pennink Gov. Kathy Hochul has ended the ...

The VTA on Tuesday filed a legal complaint against the union representing its transit workers who are picketing, hoping to end the strike. The VTA alleges that Amalgamated Transit Union Local 265 ...

After 22 days, the state’s longest prison strike in decades has finally ended — with more than 2,000 correction officers fired after they didn’t come back to work, officials said.

“After 22 days of an illegal strike, the governor and I are happy to report it is now ended,” Commissioner Daniel Martuscello said during a virtual press briefing. The state and the guards ...

According to the Governor’s office, the strike ended after four attempts to reach an agreement between DOCCS and NYSCOPBA, which addressed safety and compensation concerns. The office said more ...

many people in the South Bay will be forced to look for alternative transportation as Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority workers continue a strike that has no clear end in sight.

Prison officials said Monday evening they were firing correctional officers who refused to return to work after a deal was struck between the state and the guards’ union to end the strike.

This means calling a strike without stating in advance when it will end. This means it could last for one day, or as long as it takes for unionised workers to achieve their aims of collective action.