Bureau of Labor Statistics restricts non-compliant bot activity
The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) has issued a notice regarding access issues related to automated retrieval programs, commonly known as “robots” or “bots.”
Culinary Union plans civil disobedience at Las Vegas airport amid ongoing contract talks
Hundreds of members from the Culinary Workers Union Local 226 plan to picket and participate in civil disobedience at Harry Reid International Airport on December 3, 2025.
Fogarty Elementary secretary Doris Reilly named NEARI’s 2026 ESP of the Year
Doris Reilly, a secretary at Fogarty Memorial Elementary School in Glocester, has been named the 2026 National Education Association Rhode Island (NEARI) Education Support Professional of the Year.
IAM Union members at Lufthansa Technik Puerto Rico reject decertification effort
IAM Union members at Lufthansa Technik Puerto Rico have voted to retain their union representation, defeating a decertification effort led by the National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation.
Florida education groups challenge new syllabus submission rule for college instructors
The Florida Education Association (FEA) and the United Faculty of Florida have filed a petition against the Florida Department of Education in response to State Board of Education Rule 6A-14.092.
Hawaiʻi high schoolers attend Dive Into Education event focused on teaching careers
More than 230 high school students from public schools across Hawaiʻi attended the third annual Dive Into Education event on Friday to learn about careers in teaching.
Judge affirms labor board ruling granting back pay eligibility for over 2,200 Hawaii teachers
A state Circuit Court judge has upheld a decision by the Hawaiʻi Labor Relations Board (HLRB) that could allow more than 2,200 public school teachers in Hawaiʻi to receive service credit for teaching experience gained outside the state.