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School leadership says the district is balancing budget and staffing issues.
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Dozens of union leaders and workers flooded the Capitol on Friday to voice their opposition to a so-called “Right to Work” bill.
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Yellowstone County has avoided a courthouse strike over contract language that the local union said left it out of pay discussions.
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Eric Feaver, the founding President of the Montana Federation of Public Employees and a Helena city commissioner, died today at 77 years old.
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A Starbucks in Butte is the first in Montana to join a growing number of locations calling for baristas to unionize.
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Nurses at Barrett Hospital and HealthCare voted 18 to 8 in favor of forming a union. The state nurses association says the move is part of a growing trend of organized health care labor.
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According to the department, corrections officers at the state prison in Deer Lodge will see a $2 an hour raise and changes to the prison’s employee grievance procedure as a result of union negotiations.
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All 9 of the Bozeman Chronicle’s reporters and photographers are seeking to unionize, citing an ongoing furlough and overall rising living costs in the area.
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Nurses at Logan Health in Kalispell are on strike. Nurse union organizers say hospital officials were unwilling to compromise over pay and benefit negotiations, claims which hospital leaders deny.
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The 67th session of the Montana Legislature has come to an end. In the final days, the body passed policies to regulate and tax marijuana sales, spend ...