📰 A federal judge has temporarily blocked a recent executive order that threatened to strip collective bargaining rights from hundreds of thousands of federal employees. The ruling is a win for the National Treasury Employees Union (NTEU), which argued the order was a direct attack on union power and worker protections. About 18% of federal government jobs are held by Black workers, especially in agencies like the IRS, EPA, and HHS, some of the very departments targeted by this order. These jobs have long provided economic security and mobility for Black families. Undermining union protections puts pay, benefits, and workplace protections on the chopping block, escalating the Black jobs crisis. Cutting union power is not about national security; it’s about silencing workers, many of whom are already at risk of workplace discrimination and retaliation. 📢 Join us in the fight for workplace justice. Click the link below for more information. https://secure.everyaction.com/FJswEiQu0EqE_zRqtFdEaA2 #BlackWorkerPower #FederalWorkers #CollectiveBargaining #WorkersRights #BlackJobsMatter #UnionStrong #LABWC #1000Strong #ProtectFederalWorkers #BlackFederalWorkers (fb)

A year ago, city leaders publicly committed to workforce equity and the 1000 Strong campaign. They promised to help place 200 Black workers in quality city jobs. So far? Only 50 placements. 😓 The public is being told there’s a hiring freeze due to budget, but the LAPD receives over $3 billion annually, while workforce equity remains underfunded and sidelined. 🚫🚔 Black workers did not create this jobs crisis, but we are the ones most affected by it. We demand a city budget that reflects equity, not policing. 🚨 Don’t let city officials balance the budget on our backs. Join the fight for justice. ✊🏿 🔗 Click the link below to get involved https://secure.everyaction.com/FJswEiQu0EqE_zRqtFdEaA2 #LABWC #1000Strong #Ready2Work #BlackWorkersMatter #WorkforceEquity #LACityBudget #CityJobsNow #LAJobs #PublicPolicy #BlackWorkers #EconomicEquity (fb)