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- 1AI companies and unions form unusual alliance over data centersโExclusive: AI giants, unions join forces for data center fight
Major AI companies are teaming up with labor unions in a joint push over data center development, Axios reports in an exclusive. The alliance pairs the tech industry with organized labor, two groups that have often clashed, suggesting a coordinated effort to shape how and where large data centers are built and regulated.
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Workers at Volkswagen's operations in Mexico are considering strike action as the German automaker pushes through major job cuts across its global operations. The company is restructuring to reduce costs, and unions in Mexico are weighing how to respond to job insecurity and potential losses at the Puebla-area plants.
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A legal challenge has been filed against New York's so-called 'union protection act', a labor law measure that critics have taken to court. Details of the plaintiffs, the specific provisions targeted, and the court's response remain limited in available reporting. The case adds to ongoing national disputes over labor union rules and state-level protections for organized labor.
- 4Whitney Museum Union Sets Strike Date Ahead of Lichtenstein ShowโWhitney Museum Union Sets Strike Date Ahead of Major Roy Lichtenstein Show
The union representing workers at New York's Whitney Museum of American Art has announced a strike date, timed just ahead of the museum's major Roy Lichtenstein retrospective. The move raises pressure in ongoing labor negotiations at one of the country's most prominent art institutions, with a high-profile exhibition giving workers added leverage.
- 5Strike averted at University of Oregon after late dealโStrike averted at UO as union and universities reach late deal
The University of Oregon and the union representing its workers reached a last-minute agreement, canceling a planned strike. The deal ends a tense round of negotiations and keeps classes and campus operations running without disruption. It is the latest in a series of university labor disputes settled just before walkouts were set to begin.
- 6Whitney Museum Union Sets Strike Date Ahead of Lichtenstein ShowโWhitney Union Times Strike Date Ahead of Major Lichtenstein Retrospective
The union representing workers at the Whitney Museum of American Art has set a strike date, timed just before the museum's major Roy Lichtenstein retrospective. The move escalates a labor dispute at the New York institution and could disrupt the high-profile exhibition's opening. Details of the union's specific demands were not immediately available.