Unionized workers at Oxford University Press USA reached a tentative agreement Thursday on a historic first contract that would dramatically raise worker pay, establish job security, and create other important workplace rights at the world’s largest academic publishing house, union officials said.

After two years of negotiations, workers at RAICES —  the largest immigration services provider in Texas — have ratified their first collective bargaining agreement.

Workers at Repair the World – a non-profit dedicated to service, Jewish engagement, and social change – have ratified their first contract.

With 41 union members receiving ballots, 95% of Duke University Press workers voted to ratify their first collective bargaining agreement.

Update: The Salt Like News Guild received voluntary recognition from management on July 22.

Journalists at Utah’s Salt Lake Tribune announced they are forming a union to ensure The Tribune remains Utah’s independent voice.

Unionized journalists at Lifehacker, Mashable, and PCMag reach tentative contract deal with Ziff Davis that lifts wages by at least 3% and includes strong AI protections.

Contact: Daniel Caracheo Teniente, (616) 287-3234, soul.of.mu.mpc@gmail.com

Workers at the Statewide Organized United Labor of Michigan United and Michigan United Action have ratified their first collective bargaining agreement. This victory is the culmination of nearly a year and a half of negotiations and over three years of workers exercising their rights to organize their workplace. Workers unionized with the Newspaper Guild of Detroit, TNG-CWA Local 34022.

“We are proud of this victory,” said Danny Caracheo, the bargaining unit chair. “Through our CBA, we have codified the existing progressive policies that Michigan United already had in place and won new policies that will make Michigan United a more fair and equitable workplace.”