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Work Stoppages
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Work stoppages involving 1,000 or more workers, 1993-Present
Organizations involvedStatesAreasOwnershipIndustry code[1]UnionUnion acronymUnion LocalBargaining unitWork stoppage beginning dateWork stoppage ending dateNumber of workers[2]Days idle, cumulative for this work stoppage[3]Note

Marine Towing and Transportation Employers' Association

NYNew YorkPrivate industry488330International Longshoremen's AssociationILA--2/16/198812/20/19932,5002,879,500The number of workers decreased to 2,000 in December 1989, and to 1,600 in December 1990.

Boeing Company

WASeattlePrivate industry336411Seattle Professional Engineering Employees AssociationSPEEA--1/19/19931/19/199321,00021,000The union name was changed to the Society of Professional Engineering Employees in Aerospace - SPEEA.

Boston Gas Company

MABostonPrivate industry22121United SteelworkersUSWLocal 12003-1/24/19935/20/19931,00083,000Boston Gas Company also does business as "National Grid".

Bituminous Coal Operators Association

IN, IL, KY, WVMultiple statesPrivate industry212112United Mine Workers of AmericaUMWA--2/2/19933/2/19936,700103,400Number of workers involved increased from 5,000 to 6,700.

Douglas Aircraft

CA-Private industry336411International Association of MachinistsIAM--3/2/19933/3/19936,80013,600-

Allied Signal Corp.

VAHopewellPrivate industry325222International Brotherhood of TeamstersIBT--3/22/19934/21/19931,60036,800-

Dayton Board of Education

OHDaytonLocal government61111National Education AssociationNEA--3/25/19934/9/19931,90022,800-

University of Cincinnati

OHCincinnatiState government61131American Association of University ProfessorsAAUP--3/30/19934/5/19931,9007,600-

Kaiser Permanente

CASouthernPrivate industry62211Service Employees International UnionSEIU--4/1/19934/1/199312,00012,000-

Vallejo Board of Education

CAVallejoLocal government61111National Education AssociationNEA--4/16/19934/17/19931,0002,000-

Retail food stores - Shoprite, Pathmark, Grand Union, Foodtown

NJ, NYMultiple statesPrivate industry44511United Food and Commercial WorkersUFCW--5/7/19935/29/199323,800246,200-

PPG Industries, Inc.

CA, PAMultiple statesPrivate industry32721Aluminum, Brick and Glass Workers of AmericaABGW--5/8/19937/14/19931,60073,200Number of workers involved decreased below 1,000 on 07/14/1993.

Bituminous Coal Operators Association

IL, IN, PA, WV, OH, VA, KYMultiple statesPrivate industry212112United Mine Workers of AmericaUMWA--5/10/199312/14/199316,8002,203,000Number of workers involved increased from initial 6,200 to 16,800.

Fieldcrest Cannon, Inc.

NC, VAMultiple statesPrivate industry3141Amalgamated Clothing and Textile Workers UnionACTWU--5/17/19935/18/19932,0004,000-

Central Illinois Public Service Company

ILStatewidePrivate industry2211International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers; International Union of Operating EngineersIBEW, IUOE--5/20/19938/30/19931,600113,600-

NBC Merchants, Inc.

INEvansvillePrivate industry44812International Ladies Garment Workers UnionILGWULocal 399-6/2/19936/6/19931,3003,900-

Frigidaire Company

IAWebster CityPrivate industry335224United Automobile WorkersUAW--6/13/19937/8/19931,20021,600-

General Contractors of New York, Inc.

NYNew YorkPrivate industry23731International Union of Operating EngineersIUOE--7/1/19937/14/19934,00036,000-

Sanitation companies

NJWaynePrivate industry562111International Brotherhood of TeamstersIBT--7/1/19937/12/19931,80012,600-

Independent Bituminous Coal Bargaining Alliance

ALBirminghamPrivate industry212112United Mine Workers of AmericaUMWA--7/13/19937/19/19931,2006,000-

Cleveland Cliffs, Inc.

MI, MNMultiple statesPrivate industry21221United SteelworkersUSW--8/1/19939/8/19932,90078,300-

Best Form Foundations

PAStatewidePrivate industry3152International Ladies' Garment Workers UnionILGWU--8/2/19938/3/19931,0002,000-

Greater St. Louis Automotive Assn.

MOSt. LouisPrivate industry44111International Association of MachinistsIAM--8/3/19938/7/19931,7006,800-

Philadelphia Gas Works

PAPhiladelphiaPrivate industry22121Service Employees International UnionSEIULocal 686-8/6/199310/26/19931,80099,000-

City Markets, Inc.

COGrand JunctionPrivate industry44511United Food and Commercial WorkersUFCW--8/7/19939/4/19931,10022,000-

Los Angeles Department of Water and Power

CALos Angeles CountyLocal government22131International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers; Engineers and Architects AssociationIBEW, EAA--9/1/19939/9/19939,00054,000-

Youngstown Public Schools

OHYoungstownLocal government61111Youngstown Education AssociationNEAIndependent-9/8/199310/5/19931,00020,000-

Pacific Maritime Association

CASan Francisco, Oakland, SacramentoPrivate industry48832International Longshore and Warehouse UnionILWU--9/10/19939/10/19931,5001,500-

Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan

MIDetroitPrivate industry524114United Automobile WorkersUAW--9/20/199311/5/19933,400115,600-

Southern California Gas Company

CASouthernPrivate industry22121Utility Workers Union of America, International Chemical Workers UnionUWUA, ICWU--10/1/199310/1/19936,0006,000-

Liquor and wine distributors

NJUnion CountyPrivate industry42482Distillery Workers UnionDWU--10/4/199310/22/19931,00014,000-

Dyeing, finishing, and printing companies

NYNew YorkPrivate industry313312Amalgamated Clothing and Textile Workers UnionACTWU--10/23/199312/14/19932,00070,000The number of workers involved decreased below 1,000 on 12/14/1993.

Boston Public Schools

MABostonLocal government61111American Federation of TeachersAFT--10/27/199310/27/19935,7005,700-

Elevator Industries, Inc.

NYFlushingPrivate industry23829International Brotherhood of Electrical WorkersIBEW--11/5/199311/15/19931,6009,600-

Caterpillar, Inc.

IL, CO, PAMultiple statesPrivate industry333111United Automobile WorkersUAW--11/11/199311/14/199314,00014,000-

American Airlines

Interstate-Private industry481111Association of Professional Flight AttendantsAPFA--11/18/199311/22/199319,00057,000-

General Motors Corp.

LAShreveportPrivate industry3361United Automobile WorkersUAW--1/11/19941/17/19942,50012,500-

Continental Baking Company

CANorthernPrivate industry311812International Brotherhood of TeamstersIBT--2/4/19942/11/19941,1006,600-

United Parcel Service

Interstate-Private industry49211International Brotherhood of TeamstersIBT--2/7/19942/7/199440,00040,000-

Wheeling Pittsburgh Steel Corp.

PA, OH, WVMultiple statesPrivate industry331111United SteelworkersUSW--3/1/19943/3/19944,70014,100-

General Motors Corp.

OHDaytonPrivate industry326199United Automobile WorkersUAW--3/14/19943/16/199410,90016,900-

Health-Tex Inc.

VA, AL, GAMultiple statesPrivate industry315299Amalgamated Clothing and Textile Workers UnionACTWU--3/14/19943/16/19941,2003,600-

Allegheny Ludlum Corp.

Interstate-Private industry331111United SteelworkersUSW--4/1/19946/9/19943,500171,500-

Trucking Management Inc.

Interstate-Private industry48412International Brotherhood of TeamstersIBT--4/6/19944/29/199471,0001,180,500-

Grinnell Fire Protection Systems Company

NHExeterPrivate industry334290Plumbers and Pipefitters UnionPPFLocal 669-4/15/19945/1/19941,00011,000-

Hawaii-State and county government

HIStatewideState and local government92American Federation of State, County and Municipal EmployeesAFSCME--4/18/19944/29/199415,800136,500-

Caterpillar, Inc.

ILAurora, DecaturPrivate industry3331United Automobile WorkersUAW--4/26/19944/26/19942,8002,800-

Meijer Inc.

OHToledoPrivate industry44511United Food and Commercial WorkersUFCW--5/7/19946/30/19941,00038,000-

Caterpillar, Inc.

PAYorkPrivate industry3331United Automobile WorkersUAW--5/12/19945/15/19941,5003,000-

Caterpillar, Inc.

ILMossvillePrivate industry3331United Automobile WorkersUAW--5/16/19945/20/19947,50037,500-

Conrail

Interstate-Private industry482111Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way EmployeesBMWE--5/20/19945/20/19943,5003,500-

Leslie Fay Companies Inc.

NY, NJ, PAMultiple statesPrivate industry31523International Ladies' Garment Workers UnionILGWU--6/1/19947/14/19941,80055,800-

General Motors Corp., Technical Center

MIWarrenPrivate industry3361United Automobile WorkersUAW--6/2/19946/8/19943,50017,500-

Connecticut Construction Contractors

CT-Private industry23731International Brotherhood of TeamstersIBT--6/6/19946/18/19946,00060,000-

Caterpillar, Inc.

ILAuroraPrivate industry333111United Automobile WorkersUAW--6/7/19946/15/19942,00014,000-

Monon Corp.

INMononPrivate industry33621United Brotherhood of CarpentersUBC--6/7/19947/1/19942,00038,000-

Long Island Rail Road

NYLong IslandLocal government482111United Transportation UnionUTU--6/17/19946/18/19945,4005,400-

Caterpillar, Inc.

IL, MI, PA, COMultiple statesPrivate industry3331United Automobile WorkersUAW--6/20/199412/3/199514,0004,063,000Number of workers involved decreased from initial 14,000 to 11,000 as 3,000 returned to work by 06/27/1994.

General Dynamics

MI, OH, PAMultiple statesPrivate industry336992United Automobile WorkersUAW--6/20/19947/22/19942,00048,000-

Dunlop Tire Company

ALMadisonPrivate industry326211United Rubber WorkersURW--6/21/19949/24/19942,000134,000-

Bridgestone/Firestone Inc.

OH, IN, IL, OK, IAMultiple statesPrivate industry326211United Rubber WorkersURW--7/12/19945/22/19954,200806,400By mid-January 1995, approximately 1,000 workers had returned to work.

Soo Line Railroad

Interstate-Private industry482111United Transportation UnionUTU--7/14/19948/29/19943,50087,900Number of workers involved increased from 1,200 in July to 3,500 in August.

Pirelli Armstrong Tire Corp.

TN, IA, CAMultiple statesPrivate industry326211United Rubber WorkersURW--7/15/19943/12/19951,700184,000On 08/26/1994, the number of workers declined to 1,000 when 700 workers returned to work after Pirelli sold its Des Moines, IA plant to Titan Wheel.

Los Angeles Metropolitan Transportation Authority

CALos AngelesLocal government485111Amalgamated Transit UnionATU--7/25/19948/2/19947,20050,400-

Chicago Automotive Trade Association

ILChicagoPrivate industry44111International Association of MachinistsIAM--8/2/19948/10/19943,00021,000-

Food Employers Inc.

OR, WAPortland, OR; Vancouver, WAPrivate industry44511United Food and Commercial WorkersUFCW--8/18/199411/12/19947,000413,000-

General Motors Corp., Inland Fisher Guide Plant

INAndersonPrivate industry336321United Automobile WorkersUAW--8/23/19948/25/199446,40063,300-

Ann Arbor Board of Education

MIAnn ArborLocal government61111National Education AssociationNEA--8/29/19949/11/19941,1009,900-

Eagle Electric Manufacturing Company

NYLong IslandPrivate industry33593United Automobile WorkersUAW--8/31/19949/15/19941,10012,100-

General Electric Corp., Industrial and Power Systems

NYSchenectadyPrivate industry333611International Union of Electronic, Electrical, Salaried, Machine and Furniture WorkersIUELocal 301Electrical workers9/1/19949/1/19944,0004,000Steam turbine plant.

Livonia Board of Education

MILivoniaLocal government61111National Education AssociationNEA--9/1/19949/6/19941,0003,000-

SNE Corp.

WIMosineePrivate industry321911United Brotherhood of CarpentersUBCLocal 1594-9/1/19949/10/19941,0006,000-

Federal Way Board of Education

WAFederal WayLocal government61111National Education AssociationNEA--9/6/19949/13/19941,0006,000-

Alameda County

CAAlameda CountyLocal government92Service Employees International UnionSEIU--9/20/19949/20/19941,2001,200-

Philips Display Components Company

OHFindlayPrivate industry33422International Brotherhood of Electrical WorkersIBEW--9/26/199410/2/19941,5007,500-

General Motors Corp., Buick City facility

MIFlintPrivate industry3361United Automobile WorkersUAW--9/27/19949/30/199422,30074,000-

Legal Aid Society

NYNew YorkPrivate industry54111Association of Legal Aid AttorneysALAA--10/1/199410/4/19941,1002,200-

North American Rayon Company

TNElizabethtonPrivate industry325221Amalgamated Clothing and Textile Workers UnionACTWU--10/4/199412/2/19941,00041,000-

Denver Public Schools

CODenverLocal government61111Denver Classroom Teachers AssociationNEAIndependent-10/10/199410/15/19943,00012,000-

Anchorage School District

AKAnchorageLocal government61111National Education AssociationNEAIndependent-10/12/199410/14/19942,9008,700-

San Francisco Newspapers

CASan FranciscoPrivate industry51111Conference of Newspaper UnionsCNU--11/1/199411/12/19942,60020,800-

General Motors Corp.

MIFlintPrivate industry3361United Automobile WorkersUAW--1/18/19951/20/199537,70064,500On 01/18/1995 6,800 workers struck, resulting in idling of an additional 30,900 workers at 10 facilities.

Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Corp.

LA, OH, WAMultiple statesPrivate industry331312United SteelworkersUSW--2/20/19952/28/19953,00018,000-

Group Health Cooperative of Puget Sound

WASeattlePrivate industry62211Service Employees International UnionSEIU--3/22/19953/23/19951,2001,200-

Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority

PAPhiladelphia areaState government48521Transport Workers UnionTWULocal 234-3/28/19954/10/19955,20052,000-

Chrysler Corp.

INKokomoPrivate industry3361United Automobile WorkersUAW--3/31/19953/31/19955,7005,700-

General Motors Corp, Pontiac East Truck Plant

MIPontiacPrivate industry3361United Automobile WorkersUAW--3/31/19954/5/19955,50022,000-

Construction industry

CASouthernPrivate industry23831No formal union--Drywall workers4/3/19956/15/19953,000108,000The number of workers involved increased from 1,000 in April, 2,500 in May, to 3,000 in June.

Retail grocery chains - Safeway, Lucky Stores, Save Mart

CANorthernPrivate industry44511United Food and Commercial WorkersUFCW--4/7/19954/15/199532,000192,000-

University of California, Los Angeles

CALos AngelesState government61131Student Association. of Graduate Employees at UCLASAGEU--4/26/19954/27/19953,0006,000-

Oregon State

ORStatewideState government92Service Employees International UnionSEIU--5/8/19955/14/199514,00050,000-

Washington Gas Light Company

DC, MD, VAWashington DC Metro AreaPrivate industry22121Gas workers---6/10/19959/7/19951,10077,000-

Pepsi Cola Bottling Company

CAStatewidePrivate industry312111International Brotherhood of TeamstersIBT--6/26/19956/28/19951,0003,000-

New Jersey Turnpike Authority

NJStatewideState government48849International Federation of Professional and Technical EngineersIFPTE--7/3/19957/4/19951,6003,200-

Detroit Newspapers

MIDetroitPrivate industry51111International Brotherhood of Teamsters and other Metropolitan Council of Newspaper UnionsIBT. TNG, CWA. GCIU--7/13/19952/19/19972,5001,012,500-

Chrysler Corp.

IADodge CityPrivate industry3361United Automobile WorkersUAW--7/31/19957/31/19953,9003,900-

Pacific Maritime Association

CA, OR, WAMultiple statesPrivate industry48832International Longshore and Warehouse UnionILWU--8/7/19958/7/19957,5007,500-

CSX Corp.

Interstate-Private industry482111Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way EmployeesBMWE--8/17/19958/17/19951,2001,200-

Bell Atlantic Corp.

Interstate-Private industry517Communications Workers of AmericaCWA--8/31/19958/31/19952,0002,000-

WCI Steel, Inc.

OHWarrenPrivate industry331111United SteelworkersUSW--8/31/199510/24/19951,70068,000-

Providence Public Schools

RIProvidenceLocal government61111American Federation of TeachersAFT--9/5/19959/14/19951,60012,800-

Ryder Systems Inc.

Interstate-Private industry4841International Brotherhood of TeamstersIBT--9/7/199510/7/19955,000110,000-

Oregon Health and Sciences University

ORPortlandState government62211American Federation of State, County, and Municipal EmployeesAFSCME--9/19/19959/22/19953,20012,800-

Amana Refrigeration Inc.

IACedar RapidsPrivate industry335222International Association of MachinistsIAM--9/24/19959/28/19952,0008,000-

Inter City Products

TNLewisburgPrivate industry33341International Brotherhood of BoilermakersBBF--10/5/199510/20/19952,00022,000-

Boeing Company

WA, KS, ORMultiple statesPrivate industry336411International Association of MachinistsIAM--10/6/199512/14/199533,0001,551,000-

Metropolitan Council/Metro Transit

MNMinneapolis-St. PaulLocal government48521Amalgamated Transit UnionATULocal 1005-10/9/199510/29/19952,00038,000-

Amphenol Corp.

NYSidneyPrivate industry335931International Association of MachinistsIAM--10/21/199510/28/19951,0005,000-

General Electric Corp.

PAEriePrivate industry336510United Electrical WorkersUEIndependent-10/26/199510/30/19953,2009,600-

Chrysler Corp., McGraw Glass Division

MIDetroitPrivate industry3361United Automobile WorkersUAW--11/1/199511/4/19951,0003,000-

Oakland Unified School District

CAOaklandLocal government61111Oakland Education AssociationNEAIndependent-11/28/199511/29/19953,5007,000-

Commercial Building Realty Advisory Board

NYNew YorkPrivate industry53112Service Employees International UnionSEIU--1/4/19962/4/199630,000630,000-

Trailmobile Manufacturing Company

ILCharlestonPrivate industry336212United Paperworkers International UnionUPIU--1/21/19967/3/19961,100127,600-

Oakland Public Schools

CAOaklandLocal government61111Oakland Education AssociationNEAIndependent-1/30/19961/30/19963,5003,500-

San Diego Public Schools

CASan DiegoLocal government61111San Diego Teachers AssociationNEAIndependent-2/1/19962/8/19965,00030,000-

Los Angeles and Long Beach Ports

CALos Angeles, Long BeachPrivate industry48831International Longshore and Warehouse UnionILWU--2/5/19962/5/19963,0003,000-

Yale University

CTNew HavenPrivate industry61131Hotel Employees and Restaurant EmployeesHERE-Clerical workers2/7/19963/5/19961,20022,800-

Ingalls Shipbuilding Inc.

MSPascagoulaPrivate industry336611Metal Trades CouncilMTC--2/14/19962/15/19967,60014,200Now part of the AFL-CIO

Oakland Unified School District

CAOaklandLocal government61111Oakland Education AssociationNEAIndependent-2/15/19963/20/19963,50084,000-

Chrysler Corp.

MIWarrenPrivate industry3361United Automobile WorkersUAW--2/17/19962/19/19961,8001,800-

Nursing home industry

WVStatewidePrivate industry62311Service Employees International UnionSEIU--3/4/19963/4/19961,0001,000-

General Motors Corp.

OHDaytonPrivate industry3361United Automobile WorkersUAW--3/8/19963/22/1996136,0001,260,000Excludes workers in Canada and Mexico.

Yale University

CTNew HavenPrivate industry61131Hotel Employees and Restaurant EmployeesHERE-Food service and custodial workers3/27/19964/23/19961,10022,000-

Beverly Enterprises

Interstate-Private industry623Service Employees International UnionSEIU--4/1/19964/3/19961,2003,600-

Maryland Heavy-Highway Contractors Association

MDBaltimorePrivate industry237International Union of Operating EngineersIUOE--4/9/19964/10/19961,0002,000-

General Motors Corp.

OHLordstownPrivate industry3361United Automobile WorkersUAW--4/15/19964/16/19961,5003,000-

Crown Cork and Seal Company

WA, NE, OR, ID, MD, WIMultiple statesPrivate industry3324International Association of MachinistsIAM--4/19/19966/8/19961,00035,000-

Grocery industry-- Safeway and King Soopers

CODenver areaPrivate industry44511United Food and Commercial WorkersUFCW--5/14/19966/26/199612,000372,000-

NBC Merchants, Inc.

INEvansvillePrivate industry4243Union of Needletrades, Industrial and Textile EmployeesUNITE--6/1/19966/14/19961,30013,000-

Northern Illinois Mason Employers Council

ILChicagoPrivate industry23814International Union of Bricklayers and Allied CraftworkersBAC--6/1/19966/12/19966,50052,000-

Bay Area cleaning companies

CAAlameda, Contra Costa, Santa Clara, San Mateo CountiesPrivate industry56172Service Employees International UnionSEIU--6/3/19967/2/19964,900107,800-

McDonnell Douglas Aerospace

MOSt. LouisPrivate industry336411International Association of MachinistsIAM--6/5/19969/16/19966,700482,400-

Compton Public Schools

CAComptonLocal government61111Compton Teachers AssociationNEAIndependent-6/10/19966/10/19961,1001,100-

League of Voluntary Hospitals

NYNew YorkPrivate industry62211Service Employees International UnionSEIU--6/24/19968/28/19965,800272,600-

Contra Costa County Public Schools District

CAContra Costa CountyLocal government61111California Nurses Association, American Federation of State, County, and Municipal Employees, Service Employees International Union, Appraisers Association of AmericaCNA, AFSME, SEIU, AA--6/26/19966/26/19964,1004,100-

National Steel and Shipbuilding Company

CASan DiegoPrivate industry336611Bridge, Structural, Ornamental and Iron Workers, International Association of Machinists, International Brotherhood of Teamsters, International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, International Union of Painters and Allied Trades, United Brotherhood of Carpenters, and International Union of Operating EngineersBSOIW, IAM, IBT, IBEW, IUPAT, UBC, IUOE--7/17/19968/16/19962,50049,100On 08/16/1996, the number of workers involved decreased below 1,000.

Pemco Aeroplex Inc.

ALBirminghamPrivate industry336411United Automobile WorkersUAW--7/22/19963/21/19971,100183,700-

East St. Louis School District

ILEast St. LouisLocal government61111American Federation of TeachersAFT--9/3/19969/15/19961,20010,800-

Aluminum Company of America

OHClevelandPrivate industry332112United Automobile WorkersUAW--9/5/19969/29/19961,30022,100-

Boise Cascade Corp.

Interstate-Private industry322Southern Council of Industrial WorkersSCIW--9/12/199610/12/19963,80045,600-

Wheeling Pittsburgh Steel Corp.

Interstate-Private industry331111United SteelworkersUSW--10/1/19968/12/19974,8001,142,400-

Holt Cargo Systems Inc.

PAPhiladelphiaPrivate industry48831International Longshoremen's AssociationILA--10/7/199610/24/19961,20015,600-

Kennecott Utah Copper Corp.

UTSalt Lake CountyPrivate industry212234----10/16/199610/18/19961,7005,10017 unions

General Motors Corp.

INIndianapolisPrivate industry3361United Automobile WorkersUAW--10/30/199611/3/19962,7008,100-

General Motors Corp.

WIJanesvillePrivate industry3361United Automobile WorkersUAW--10/30/199611/6/19965,10030,600-

Elevator Industry

NYFlushingPrivate industry23829International Brotherhood of Electrical WorkersIBEW--11/1/19963/2/19971,500120,000-

IBP Inc.

ILJoslinPrivate industry311611United Food and Commercial WorkersUFCW--11/12/199611/29/19961,80023,400-

Giant Food Inc.

MDLandoverPrivate industry44511International Brotherhood of TeamstersIBT--12/18/19961/19/19972,10041,100-

General Motors Corp.

OHMorainePrivate industry3361International Union of Electronic, Electrical, Salaried, Machine and Furniture WorkersIUE--1/25/19971/28/19974,3008,600-

General Motors Corp.

INFort WaynePrivate industry3361United Automobile WorkersUAW--3/14/19973/27/19972,70027,000-

General Motors Corp.

OKOklahoma CityPrivate industry3361United Automobile WorkersUAW--4/4/19975/24/19973,500126,000-

Chrysler Corp.

MI, MO, OHInterstatePrivate industry3361United Automobile WorkersUAW--4/10/19975/9/199715,100306,800Excludes workers in Canada and Mexico.

Kaiser Permanente

CANorthernPrivate industry622California Nurses AssociationCNA--4/16/19974/16/199717,00017,000-

Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company

Interstate-Private industry326211United SteelworkersUSW--4/20/19975/8/199712,000168,000-

Goodyear/Kelly-Springfield Tire Company

SCFayettevillePrivate industry326211United SteelworkersUSW--4/22/19975/8/19972,30029,900-

General Motors Corp.

MIPontiacPrivate industry3361United Automobile WorkersUAW--4/23/19977/19/19975,900359,900-

Carrier Air Conditioning Company

TNMcMinnvillePrivate industry333415Sheet Metal WorkersSMW--5/1/19976/8/19971,30033,800-

Construction Employers Association

OHCleveland areaPrivate industry2362Laborers International Union of North AmericaLIUNA--5/1/19975/9/19972,00014,000-

General Building Contractors Association

PAEasternPrivate industry2362United Brotherhood of CarpentersUBC--5/1/19975/19/19971,00013,000-

Interior Finish Contractors Association of Delaware Valley

PAEasternPrivate industry23835United Brotherhood of CarpentersUBC--5/1/19975/7/19973,00015,000-

General Motors Corp., Delphi Packard Electric Division

OHWarrenPrivate industry33632International Union of Electronic, Electrical, Salaried, Machine and Furniture WorkersIUE-Electrical workers5/13/19975/14/19978,00016,000-

Blue Cross Blue Shield of New Jersey

NJNewarkPrivate industry524114Office and Professional Employees International UnionOPEIU--5/27/19975/30/19971,6006,400-

Kaiser Permanente

CANorthernPrivate industry622California Nurses AssociationCNA--7/17/19977/18/199710,50021,000-

General Motors Corp.

MIWarren, Flint, Orion Township, LansingPrivate industry3361United Automobile WorkersUAW--7/23/19977/27/199714,10025,200Excludes workers in Canada and Mexico.

Shaw's Supermarkets Inc.

MA, RIMultiple statesPrivate industry44511United Food and Commercial WorkersUFCW--7/28/19977/30/19976,20018,600-

United Parcel Service

Interstate-Private industry49211International Brotherhood of TeamstersIBT--8/4/19978/21/1997180,0002,032,500All workers returned to work on 08/17/1997, with the exception of two locals in Chicago.

State of Ohio

OHStatewideState government923Service Employees International UnionSEIU-Health care workers8/5/19978/5/19974,5004,500-

Kaiser Permanente

OR, WAMultiple statesPrivate industry622Service Employees International UnionSEIU--9/2/199710/4/19972,00048,000-

Painting and Decorating Contractors Association

MOSt. LouisPrivate industry23832International Union of Painters and Allied TradesIUPAT--9/2/19979/18/19972,20028,600-

Bay Area Rapid Transit

CASan Francisco areaLocal government485111Amalgamated Transit Union, American Federation of State, County, and Municipal Employees, and Service Employees International UnionATU; AFSCME; SEIU--9/7/19979/13/19972,60013,000-

Kaiser Permanente

CANorthernPrivate industry622California Nurses AssociationCNA--9/8/19979/9/199720,30040,600-

Vickers Inc.

NEOmahaPrivate industry333996United Paperworkers International UnionUPIU--9/15/19979/16/19971,0002,000-

Los Angeles County

CALos Angeles CountyLocal government92313Service Employees International UnionSEIU-Child social workers9/30/199710/2/19972,2006,600-

Colorado Fuel and Iron Company

COPuebloPrivate industry331111United SteelworkersUSW--10/3/199712/30/19971,00059,000-

Foster Farms Poultry

CALivingstonPrivate industry311615United Food and Commercial WorkersUFCW--10/8/199710/23/19972,20026,400-

Uniroyal Goodrich Tire Company

INWoodburnPrivate industry326211United SteelworkersUSW--10/24/199712/27/19971,20051,600-

Kaiser Permanente

CANorthernPrivate industry622California Nurses AssociationCNA--11/10/199711/10/19978,9008,900-

Kaiser Permanente

CANorthernPrivate industry622California Nurses AssociationCNA--1/28/19981/29/19988,00016,000-

Honeywell Inc.

MNMinneapolis areaPrivate industry33451International Brotherhood of TeamstersIBT--2/1/19982/15/19982,60026,000-

Trane Company

KYLexingtonPrivate industry333415United Automobile WorkersUAW--2/23/19983/20/19981,10022,000-

Kaiser Permanente

CANorthernPrivate industry622California Nurses AssociationCNA--2/24/19982/24/19987,1007,100-

Community College of Philadelphia

PAPhiladelphiaLocal government61121American Federation of TeachersAFT--3/10/19983/16/19981,0005,000-

Construction companies

IACentralPrivate industry236United Brotherhood of CarpentersUBC--5/1/19985/13/19981,80016,200-

Wheland Foundry, Division of North American Royalties

TNChattanoogaPrivate industry3315United SteelworkersUSW--5/2/19986/19/19981,30044,200-

Peterbilt Motors Company

TNMadisonPrivate industry33612United Automobile WorkersUAW--5/3/199811/24/19981,200170,400-

Quad City Builders Association, Inc.

ILRock IslandPrivate industry2362United Brotherhood of CarpentersUBC--5/21/19985/28/19981,8009,000-

Associated General Contractors; Great Lakes Fabricators and Erectors Association

MIDetroit areaPrivate industry23812Bridge, Structural, Ornamental and Iron WorkersBSOIW-Iron workers6/1/19986/1/19982,5002,500-

Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority

PAPhiladelphiaState government48521Amalgamated Transit UnionATU--6/1/19987/10/19984,200121,800-

Michigan Road Builders Association

MIStatewidePrivate industry23731International Union of Operating EngineersIUOE--6/4/19986/5/19984,0008,000-

General Motors Corp.

Interstate-Private industry3361United Automobile WorkersUAW--6/5/19987/29/1998152,2003,313,000Excludes Canada and Mexico. The number of workers involved increased between the start and end of the stoppage. Number of workers did not exceed 152,200.

Tecumseh Products Company

WINew HolsteinPrivate industry333618International Association of MachinistsIAM--7/1/19987/18/19981,80021,600-

Lucent Technologies Inc.

OHColumbusPrivate industry33421International Brotherhood of Electrical WorkersIBEW--7/6/19987/22/19982,50032,500-

BeefAmerica

NENorfolkPrivate industry311611United Food and Commercial WorkersUFCW--7/13/19987/28/19981,20014,400-

Bell Atlantic Corp.

Interstate-Private industry51711Communications Workers of AmericaCWA--8/9/19988/11/199873,000146,000-

Trinity Industries Inc.

PAGreenvillePrivate industry33651United Automobile WorkersUAW--8/12/19988/12/19981,7001,700Manufacturing railroad cars. Plant closed 2001.

Consolidated Rail Company

Interstate-Private industry482111Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way EmployeesBMWE--8/14/19988/14/199823,50023,500-

US West Corp.

Interstate-Private industry51711Communications Workers of AmericaCWA--8/16/19988/30/199834,000340,000-

Southern New England Telecommunications Company

Interstate-Private industry51711Communications Workers of AmericaCWA--8/23/19989/17/19986,300113,400-

Northwest Airlines

Interstate-Private industry481111Air Line Pilots AssociationALPA--8/29/19989/10/199833,700214,600Initially 6,200 workers.

Continental General Tire Company

NCCharlottePrivate industry326211United SteelworkersUSW--9/21/19989/19/19991,400348,600-

Kaiser Aluminum Corp.

LA, OH, WAMultiple statesPrivate industry331312United SteelworkersUSW--10/1/19989/18/20003,0001,479,000-

Libbey Inc.

OHToledoPrivate industry32721Glass, Molders, Pottery and Plastic workersGMP--10/1/199810/11/19981,1007,700-

Rheem Manufacturing Company

ARFort SmithPrivate industry333415United SteelworkersUSW--10/1/199810/7/19981,2006,000-

Fedders Air Conditioning

ILEffinghamPrivate industry333415International Brotherhood of BoilermakersBBF--10/12/199811/2/19981,00015,000-

Anheuser-Busch Inc.

MOSt. LouisPrivate industry31212International Brotherhood of TeamstersIBT--10/22/199810/23/19981,7003,400-

American Broadcasting System

NY, CA, DC, ILMultiple statesPrivate industry51512Communications Workers of AmericaCWA--11/2/19981/15/19992,200112,200-

Albert Einstein College of Medicine

NYBronxPrivate industry62211National Health and Human Service Employees UnionNHHSEU--11/10/199811/13/19981,1003,300-

Jersey City Public Schools

NJJersey CityLocal government61111Jersey City Education AssociationJCEA--11/19/199811/23/19983,80011,400-

University of California

CAStatewideState government61131Communications Workers of AmericaCWA--12/1/199812/6/19981,2004,800There were 9,000 workers on strike at 8 campuses, but only 1,200 had collective bargaining rights.

ANR Advance Transportation Company

OH, WI, IL, NY, MI, OH, MO, TX, IA, IN, KS, KY, TN, MNMultiple statesPrivate industry484122International Brotherhood of BoilermakersIBT--12/8/199812/18/19981,40012,600-

Women and Infants Hospital

RIProvidencePrivate industry62211New England Health Care Employees UnionNEHEDistrict 1199-12/22/19981/14/19991,20019,200-

Anchorage School District

AKAnchorageLocal government61111Totem Association of Educational Support PersonnelTAESPIndependent-1/15/19991/21/19991,0004,000-

Trane Company

TNClarksvillePrivate industry333415International Association of MachinistsIAM--1/16/19992/7/19991,80025,200-

American Airlines

Interstate-Private industry481111Allied Pilots AssociationAPAIndependent-2/6/19992/16/19992,90010,300Rolling work stoppage, number of pilots involved on a daily basis did not exceed 2,900 workers.

Women and Infants Hospital

RIProvidencePrivate industry62211New England Health Care Employees UnionNEHEDistrict 1199-2/27/19992/27/19991,2001,200-

University of Michigan

MIAnn ArborState government61131Graduate Employees OrganizationGEOIndependent-3/10/19993/11/19991,1002,200-

Newport News Shipbuilding and Drydock Company

VANewport NewsPrivate industry336611United SteelworkersUSW--4/5/19997/30/19998,000622,500-

State of Washington

WAStatewideState government61111Washington Education AssociationWEA--4/14/19994/23/199911,00025,600Series of rolling single-day stoppages, on 04/23/1999 there were approximately 4,000 workers involved.

SMARCA Inc.

MNMinneapolis-St. Paul areaPrivate industry23822Sheet Metal WorkersSMW--5/5/19995/10/19991,6004,800-

Ingalls Shipbuilding Inc.

MSPascagoulaPrivate industry336611Metal Trades CouncilMTC--5/16/19996/4/19997,00098,000-

Independent Contractors

CASan Mateo CountyPrivate industry236United Brotherhood of CarpentersUBC--5/20/19995/21/19991,0002,000-

IBP Inc.

WAPascoPrivate industry311611International Brotherhood of TeamstersIBT--6/4/19997/7/19991,00019,200-

Buckeye Steel Castings Company

OHColumbusPrivate industry331513United SteelworkersUSW--6/27/19997/11/19991,20010,800Steel castings for freight and passenger rail market. Also large castings for general industrial use serving mining and construction industries.

Overnite Transportation Co.

TN, IN, GA, KS, LA, MN, OH, MI, FLMultiple statesPrivate industry484122International Brotherhood of TeamstersIBT--7/5/19997/9/19991,7006,100-

Board of Education of the School District of the City of Detroit

MIDetroitLocal government61111Detroit Federation of TeachersAFT--8/30/19999/7/199911,00066,000-

Atlantic City Casino Hotels

NJAtlantic CityPrivate industry72112Hotel Employees and Restaurant EmployeesHERE--9/15/19999/16/199912,00024,000-

Bruno's Inc.

ALStatewidePrivate industry44511United Food and Commercial WorkersUFCW--9/26/199910/2/19997,10035,500-

Board of Education of the School District of the School District of the City of Birmingham

ALBirminghamLocal government61111Alabama Education AssociationNEA--11/15/199911/16/19992,0003,600-

Boeing Company

WA, OR, KSMultiple statesPrivate industry336411Society of Professional Engineering Employees in AerospaceSPEEA--2/9/20003/19/200017,000459,000-

Kaiser Permanente

CODenver areaPrivate industry621491United Food and Commercial WorkersUFCW--3/2/20003/21/20001,10015,400-

Interstate Brands Corp.

ME, NY, PA, NJ, MA, RI, CT, NH, VTMultiple statesPrivate industry311812International Brotherhood of TeamstersIBT--3/16/20003/23/20004,60022,200Commercial bakery that distributes products to supermarkets and convenience stores.

Associated Wholesale Grocers

MO, OKKansas City; Springfield; Oklahoma CityPrivate industry4244International Brotherhood of TeamstersIBT--4/2/20006/2/20001,40061,600-

Los Angeles janitorial maintenance contractors

CALos Angeles CountyPrivate industry56172Service Employees International UnionSEIU--4/3/20004/24/20008,500103,800-

Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Company

TXFort WorthPrivate industry33641International Association of MachinistsIAM--4/10/20004/26/20002,30029,900Tactical aircraft systems.

Building Owners and Managers Association

ILChicagoPrivate industry5311Service Employees International UnionSEIU--4/17/20004/17/20005,0005,000-

Cleaning Contractors Association

ILChicagoPrivate industry56172Service Employees International UnionSEIU--4/18/20004/28/20004,50040,500-

University of California

CA-State government61131United Automobile WorkersUAW--4/18/20004/18/20005,0005,000-

Association of National Advertisers; American Association of Advertising Agencies

AR, MA, IL, OH, TX, CO, NV, NM, UT, MI, FL, GA, HI, MN, MO, TN, NC, PA, OR, CA, WA, DC, MDMultiple statesPrivate industry54181American Federation of Television and Radio Artists and Screen Actors GuildAFTRA, SAG--5/1/200010/30/2000135,00017,280,000-

Ohio State University

OHStatewideState government61131Communications Workers of AmericaCWA--5/1/20005/19/20001,90028,500-

Association of Master Painters and Decorators of New York

NYNew York City, Long Island, and Westchester CountyPrivate industry23832International Union of Painters and Allied TradesIUPAT--6/1/20006/9/20004,00028,000-

Stanford Hospital and Clinics and Lucile Salter Packard Children's Hospital

CAPalo AltoPrivate industry622Committee for Recognition of Nursing AchievementCRONAIndependent-6/7/20007/27/20001,70061,200-

Maytag Herrin Laundry Products

ILHerrinPrivate industry335224International Association of MachinistsIAM--6/12/20006/17/20001,2006,000-

Northern Illinois Ready Mix and Materials Association; Prairie Materials; and Ozinga Brothers

ILCook CountyPrivate industry23811International Brotherhood of TeamstersIBT--6/15/20006/24/20003,40023,800-

Hotel employers

MNMinneapolis and BloomingtonPrivate industry72111Hotel Employees and Restaurant EmployeesHERE--6/16/20006/27/20001,1006,800-

Hospitals - 10

CABay and Northern areasPrivate industry622Service Employees International UnionSEIU--7/6/20007/6/20003,8003,800-

Associated General Contractors and others

NJNorthernPrivate industry23812Bridge, Structural, Ornamental and Iron WorkersBSOIW--7/10/20007/13/20002,2008,800-

Rhode Island Correctional Facilities

RIProvidenceState government92214Rhode Island Brotherhood of Correctional OfficersRIBCOIndependent-7/26/20007/26/20001,2001,200-

Northern California Drywall Contractors Association

CANorthernPrivate industry23831International Union of Painters and Allied TradesIUPAT--8/1/20008/16/20001,20014,400-

Hospitals - 8

CABay and Northern areasPrivate industry622Service Employees International UnionSEIU--8/2/20008/3/20003,5007,000-

Verizon Communications

ME, NH, VT, MA, RI, NY, NJ, DE, PA, MD, VA, WV, DCMultiple statesPrivate industry517Communications Workers of America and International Brotherhood of Electrical WorkersCWA, IBEW--8/6/20008/23/200085,000955,000-

Earthgrain Company

AL, GA, TN, KY, IL, CO, IA, MS, TX, CA, WIMultiple statesPrivate industry3118Bakery, Confectionary, Tobacco Workers and Grain Millers International UnionBCTGM--8/26/20009/22/20004,10051,500The number of workers involved increased by 2,500 during the month of September.

Raytheon Company

MAEasternPrivate industry33441International Brotherhood of Electrical WorkersIBEW--8/27/200010/2/20003,10077,500-

Bath Iron Works

MEBathPrivate industry336611International Association of MachinistsIAM--8/28/200010/22/20004,800182,400-

Board of Education, City of Buffalo

NYBuffaloLocal government61111Buffalo Teachers FederationNEA--9/7/20009/7/20003,9003,900-

Board of Education, City of Buffalo

NYBuffaloLocal government61111Buffalo Teachers FederationNEA--9/14/20009/14/20003,9003,900-

Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority

CALos Angeles CountyLocal government485111United Transportation UnionUTU--9/16/200010/17/20007,400148,000-

Hospitals - 3

CABay areaPrivate industry622Service Employees International UnionSEIU--9/20/20009/20/20001,6001,600-

Washington Hospital Center

DCWashingtonPrivate industry622District of Columbia Nurses Association/American Nurses AssociationDCNAIndependent-9/20/200011/8/20001,00035,000-

Building and Realty Institute

NYWestchester CountyPrivate industry5311Service Employees International UnionSEIU--10/4/200010/10/20004,00016,000-

Kroger Company

OH, WVMultiple statesPrivate industry44511United Food and Commercial WorkersUFCW--10/11/200010/11/20001,4001,400-

Los Angeles County

CALos Angeles CountyLocal government92Service Employees International UnionSEIU--10/11/200010/11/200047,00047,000-

Rhode Island Hospital

RIProvidenceLocal government622International Brotherhood of TeamstersIBT--10/16/200010/16/20001,2001,200-

Summit Logistics Inc.

CATracyPrivate industry424410International Brotherhood of TeamstersIBT--10/18/200012/1/20001,90055,300Workers involved increased by 300 on 11/01/2000.

Hospitals - 8

CABay and Northern areasPrivate industry622Service Employees International UnionSEIU--10/25/200010/25/20003,5003,500-

Frigidaire Freezer Products

MNSt. CloudPrivate industry335222International Association of MachinistsIAM--10/28/200011/18/20001,60024,000-

Olin Corporation

ILEast AltonPrivate industry332992International Association of MachinistsIAM--12/4/20001/21/20012,70086,400-

Hospitals - 18

CAStatewidePrivate industry622Service Employees International UnionSEIU--12/14/200012/14/20006,0006,000-

Baltimore hospitals - 3

MDBaltimorePrivate industry62211Service Employees International UnionSEIU--1/31/20012/1/20012,0002,000Work stoppage lasted 3 shifts (24 hours); it began on 01/31/2001 at 6 a.m. and ended on 02/01/2001 at 6 a.m.

Trane Company

KYLexingtonPrivate industry333415United Automobile WorkersUAW--2/26/20013/23/20011,20024,000-

Baltimore hospitals - 3

MDBaltimorePrivate industry62211Service Employees International UnionSEIU--3/15/20013/16/20012,0002,000Work stoppage lasted 3 shifts.

Connecticut nursing homes

CTStatewidePrivate industry62311Service Employees International UnionSEIU--3/20/20013/21/20014,5004,500Work stoppage lasted 3 shifts.

Comair

Interstate-Private industry481111Air Line Pilots AssociationALPA--3/26/20016/14/20013,300116,600Work stoppage idled 1,300 workers in March. An additional 2,000 workers were idled in May.

Mechanical Contractors Association of Southern Indiana and others

IN, ILSouthern areasPrivate industry23822Plumbers and Pipefitters UnionPPF--4/2/20014/12/20011,0009,000-

Hawaii Department of Education

HIStatewideState government61111National Education AssociationNEA--4/5/20014/23/200112,400161,200-

University of Hawaii

HIStatewideState government61131National Education AssociationNEA--4/5/20014/17/20012,50022,500-

Hospitals

CANorthernPrivate industry62211Service Employees International UnionSEIU--4/16/20014/19/20013,50010,500Work stoppage lasted 9 shifts over 3 days.

Associated General Contractors and others

MNMinneapolis-St. PaulPrivate industry23814International Union of Bricklayers and Allied CraftworkersBAC-Bricklayers5/1/20015/29/20011,00020,000-

Des Moines Construction Council

IADes MoinesPrivate industry236United Brotherhood of CarpentersUBCIndependent-5/1/20015/5/20011,2004,800-

Seattle Public Schools District

WASeattleLocal government61111National Education AssociationNEA--5/1/20015/1/20016,9006,900-

Connecticut nursing homes

CTStatewidePrivate industry62311Service Employees International UnionSEIU--5/2/20015/24/20014,60069,700Work stoppage started on 05/01/2001, and involve less than 1,000 workers until 05/02/2001. On 05/25/2001, the number decreased below 1,000 again.

Associated General Contractors and others

MNMinneapolis-St. PaulPrivate industry2362Laborers International Union of North AmericaLIUNA--5/7/20015/11/20014,00020,000-

Weyerhaeuser Company

WA, ORMultiple statesPrivate industry3221United Brotherhood of Carpenters, Western Pulp and Paper WorkersUBC, WPPWIndependent-5/9/20015/31/20011,40022,400-

Peoples Gas Company

ILChicagoPrivate industry22121Utility Workers Union of AmericaUWUA-Gas workers5/19/20016/8/20011,00014,000-

Minnesota Hospital Healthcare Partnership

MNMinneapolisPrivate industry62211Minnesota Nurses AssociationMNA--6/3/20016/23/20011,40021,000-

Northwest Wall and Ceiling Contractors Association

WASeattlePrivate industry23831United Brotherhood of CarpentersUBCIndependent-6/12/20016/18/20012,20011,000-

Midwest Generation Company

ILChicagoPrivate industry22112International Brotherhood of Electrical WorkersIBEW--6/28/200110/16/20011,10088,000-

Northern California Painters and Finishing Contractors

CASan Francisco areaPrivate industry23832Painters and Allied TradesPAT--7/1/20017/30/20011,00021,000-

Painters and Decorators Joint Committee

CAOakland areaPrivate industry23832Painters and Allied TradesPAT--7/1/20017/23/20011,20018,000-

Automobile Dealers Association

MOSt. LouisPrivate industry44111International Association of MachinistsIAM--8/1/20018/27/20011,70032,300-

Sheet Metal Contractors Association

MABoston areaPrivate industry23822Sheet Metal WorkersSMW--8/1/20018/12/20011,40011,200-

Mitsubishi Manufacturing Co.

ILNormalPrivate industry3361United Automobile WorkersUAW--8/24/20018/24/20012,7002,700-

Shop Rite Supermarkets

NJSouthernPrivate industry44511United Food and Commercial WorkersUFCW--9/7/200110/28/20011,40049,000-

Maytag Company

IAAmanaPrivate industry335222International Association of MachinistsIAM--9/23/200111/11/20011,60054,400-

State of Minnesota

MNStatewideState government92American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees; Minnesota Association of Professional EmployeesAFSCME; MAPEIndependent-10/1/200110/14/200124,900242,500-

Pratt and Whitney Division, United Technologies Corp.

CTStatewidePrivate industry336412International Association of MachinistsIAM--12/3/200112/13/20015,00045,000-

Oregon Health and Sciences University

ORPortlandPrivate industry62211Oregon Nurses AssociationONA--12/17/20012/10/20021,00037,000-

Queens bus lines - 3

NYQueensLocal government485113Transport Workers UnionTWU--2/27/20022/28/20021,5003,000-

Lockheed Martin Corporation

GA, MS, WVMultiple statesPrivate industry336International Association of MachinistsIAM--3/11/20024/28/20022,900101,500-

Group Health, Inc.

NYNew YorkPrivate industry524114Office and Professional Employees International UnionOPEIU--4/16/20025/17/20021,30031,200-

Hershey Foods Corporation

PAHersheyPrivate industry311320Bakery, Confectionery, Tobacco Workers and Grain Millers International UnionBCTGM--4/26/20026/8/20022,80084,000-

Connecticut Construction Industry Association

CTHartfordPrivate industry237310United Brotherhood of CarpentersUBCIndependent-5/1/20025/14/20023,00030,000-

Twin Cities Roofing Contractors Association

MNMinneapolisPrivate industry238160United Union of Roofers, Waterproofers, and Allied WorkersRWAW-Roofers5/1/20026/11/20021,00029,000-

Carrier Corporation

INIndianapolisPrivate industry333415United SteelworkersUSW--5/3/20025/13/20021,1007,700-

Queens bus lines - 3

NYQueensLocal government485113Transport Workers UnionTWU--6/17/20028/6/20021,50054,000-

Mechanical Contractors Association of New York

NYNew YorkPrivate industry23822Plumbers and Pipefitters UnionPPF-Steamfitters7/1/20027/5/20021,7006,800-

Cook County

ILChicagoLocal government92211American Federation of State, County and Municipal EmployeesAFSCME--7/11/20027/11/20023,8003,800-

Delta Dental

CANorthernPrivate industry524114International Brotherhood of TeamstersIBT--7/19/20028/12/20021,20020,400-

Dominion - Dominion Energy, Dominion North Carolina Power, Dominion Virginia Power

VA, NC, WVMultiple statesPrivate industry2211International Brotherhood of Electric WorkersIBEW--8/2/20028/15/20023,50035,000-

Boeing Company

PAPhiladelphiaPrivate industry336411United Automobile WorkersUAW--9/14/20029/22/20021,4007,000-

Pacific Maritime Association

CA, OR, WAMultiple statesPrivate industry488320International Longshore and Warehouse UnionILWU--9/27/200210/9/200210,500129,500-

Maintenance Contractors of New England

MABostonPrivate industry56172Service Employees International UnionSEIU--9/30/200210/23/20021,80032,400-

Plainfield Community Consolidated Schools District

ILPlainfieldLocal government61111National Education AssociationNEAIndependent-10/28/200210/31/20021,2004,800-

General Electric Corporation

MALynnPrivate industry336412International Union of Electronic, Electrical, Salaried, Machine and Furniture WorkersIUE-Communications workers11/1/200211/4/20023,2009,600-

Billings Board of Education

MTBillingsLocal government61111National Education AssociationNEAIndependent-11/7/200211/26/20021,10014,300-

Kuakini Medical Center; Queen's Medical Center; St. Francis Medical Center

HIHonoluluPrivate industry622110Hawaii Nurses Association/American Nurses AssociationHNAIndependent-12/3/20021/16/20031,40042,400Stoppage began on 12/02/2002, but involved less than 1,000 workers until 12/03/2002. On 01/17/2003, the number of workers involved decreased below 1,000.

General Electric Corp.

KY, PA, NY, OH, CA, CTMultiple statesPrivate industry334612International Union of Electronic, Electrical, Salaried, Machine and Furniture Workers, United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America - IndependentIUE, UE--1/14/20031/15/200317,50035,000-

Yale University

CTNew HavenPrivate industry61131Hotel Employees and Restaurant EmployeesHERELocal 34, 35-3/3/20033/7/20032,50012,500-

League of American Theaters and Producers

NYNew YorkPrivate industry71111American Federation of MusiciansAFM--3/7/20033/10/20031,5006,000-

Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Company

TXFort WorthPrivate industry336411International Association of MachinistsIAMLocal 766-4/14/20034/27/20034,00040,000-

Dow Chemical Company

TXFreeportPrivate industry325211International Union of Operating EngineersIUOE--5/20/20035/28/20031,3007,800-

Associated General Contractors of Washington

WAStatewidePrivate industry236220United Brotherhood of CarpentersUBC--6/25/20037/3/20034,00028,000-

San Joaquin County

CAStocktonLocal government921190Service Employees International UnionSEIULocal 790-8/4/20038/8/20035,00025,000-

Oahu Transit Services Inc.

HIHonoluluPrivate industry485111International Brotherhood of TeamstersIBTLocal 996-8/26/20039/27/20031,30029,900-

Yale University

CTNew HavenPrivate industry61131Hotel Employees and Restaurant EmployeesHERELocal 34, 35-8/27/20039/19/20031,90032,300-

Chicago Area Refuse Haulers Association

ILChicagoPrivate industry562219International Brotherhood of TeamstersIBT--10/1/200310/9/20033,30023,100-

Dierbergs, Schnucks, and Shop 'N Save Markets

MOSt. LouisPrivate industry445110United Food and Commercial WorkersUFCWLocal 655-10/7/200310/31/200310,200183,600-

Albertsons, Ralphs, and Vons Markets

CASouthern CAPrivate industry445110United Food and Commercial WorkersUFCW7 locals-10/12/20032/29/200467,3005,718,100The number of workers idled was 67,300 until 12/23/03 when it decreased to 61,300 until 1/7/04 when it decreased to 60,000.

Kroger Company

KY, OH, WVMultiple statesPrivate industry445110United Food and Commercial WorkersUFCWLocal 400-10/13/200312/11/20033,200131,200-

Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority

CALos AngelesLocal government485111Amalgamated Transit UnionATU--10/14/200311/17/20036,200148,600-

American Axle and Manufacturing, Inc.

MI, NYMultiple statesPrivate industry336350United Automobile WorkersUAW5 locals-2/26/20042/26/20046,7006,700-

Metropolitan Council/Metro Transit

MNMinneapolis-St. PaulLocal government485111Amalgamated Transit UnionATULocal 1005-3/4/20044/16/20042,20070,400-

SBC Communications Inc.

Nationwide-Private industry517110Communication Workers of AmericaCWA--5/21/20045/24/2004102,000204,000-

Visteon Corporation

INBedfordPrivate industry336322Communication Workers of America-International Union of Electronic, Electrical, Salaried, Machine and Furniture WorkersCWA-IUELocal 907-5/30/20046/13/20041,0009,000-

Home Health Care Agencies

NYNew YorkPrivate industry621610Service Employees International UnionSEIULocal 1199-6/7/20046/9/200423,00057,000-

City of New York

NYNew YorkLocal government624410American Federation of State, County and Municipal EmployeesAFSCMELocal 1707-6/9/20046/11/20047,00021,000-

Maytag Corporation

IANewtonPrivate industry335224United Automobile WorkersUAWLocal 997-6/10/20047/2/20041,60027,200-

Automotive Dealers Association

MOSt. LouisPrivate industry441110International Association of Machinists, International Brotherhood of TeamstersIAM, IBT--8/2/200410/14/20042,000104,000-

Group Health Cooperative of Puget Sound

WASeattlePrivate industry621491Service Employees International UnionSEIU--8/23/20048/27/20041,7008,500-

Las Vegas Convention Center Service Providers

NVLas VegasPrivate industry561920International Brotherhood of TeamstersIBT--9/4/20049/11/20043,00012,000-

San Francisco Multi-Employer Group

CASan FranciscoPrivate industry721110United Needletrades Industrial, and Textile Employees-Hotel Employees and Restaurant EmployeesUNITE HERE--9/29/200411/23/20041,500154,700The number of workers idled was 1,500 until 10/1/04 when it increased to 4,100.

Hotel/Casino Employers

NJAtlantic CityPrivate industry721120United Needletrades Industrial, and Textile Employees-Hotel Employees and Restaurant EmployeesUNITE HERE--10/1/200411/3/200410,000230,000-

Ormet

OHHannibalPrivate industry331310United SteelworkersUSWLocal 5724, 5760-11/22/20047/16/20061,200522,600-

Turnpike Workers

PAFort WashingtonState government488490International Brotherhood of TeamstersIBT--11/24/200411/30/20042,0008,000-

Sutter Healthcare Hospitals

CASan FranciscoPrivate industry622110Service Employees International UnionSEIULocal 250-12/6/200412/10/20047,00035,000-

New Jersey Central Power and Light

NJCentral New JerseyPrivate industry221122International Brotherhood of Electric WorkersIBEWCouncil U3-12/8/20043/15/20051,30085,800-

St. John's Mercy Medical Center

MOSt. LouisPrivate industry622110United Food and Commercial WorkersUFCWLocal 655-12/15/200412/31/20041,50016,500On 12/31/14, the number of workers idled fell below 1,000.

Lockheed Martin Corporation

GAMariettaPrivate industry336411International Association of MachinistsIAMLocal 709-3/8/20053/15/20053,00018,000-

Cooper Tire and Rubber Company

ARTexarkanaPrivate industry326211United SteelworkersUSWLocal 752-3/14/20054/11/20051,70034,000-

Elevator Manufacturers Association of New York - Kane Inc.; Otis Elevator Co.; Schindler Elevator Corp.

NYNew York CityPrivate industry333921International Union of Elevator ConstructorsIUECLocal 1-3/17/20056/26/20051,20085,200-

Plumbing and Mechanical Contractors Association

ILChicagoPrivate industry236000United Association of SteamfittersUALocal 601-4/14/20055/2/20051,80023,400-

University of California

CAOaklandState government611310Coalition of University Employees---4/14/20054/15/20052,0002,000-

University of California

CAOaklandState government611310American Federation of State, County and Municipal EmployeesAFSMELocal 3299-4/14/20054/15/20057,0007,000-

University of California

CAOaklandState government611310University Professional and Technical Employees---4/14/20054/15/20052,0002,000-

Mechanical Contractors Association

PAPhiladelphiaPrivate industry236200United Association of SteamfittersUALocal 420-5/1/20055/4/20052,7008,100-

Construction Employers Association

OHClevelandPrivate industry236200Laborers International Union of North AmericaLIUNALocal 310-5/2/20055/11/20052,10016,800-

NSTAR

MABraintreePrivate industry221110Utility Workers Union of AmericaUWUALocal 369-5/15/20056/1/20051,90022,800-

Coca-Cola Bottlers

CA, CTSouthern California and Windsor, ConnecticutPrivate industry312111International Brotherhood of TeamstersIBTLocal 848 ,896, 962, 986, 1035-5/23/20056/3/20051,90017,100-

Moving and Storage Companies

NYNew York City areaPrivate industry484210International Brotherhood of TeamstersIBTLocal 814-5/25/20056/13/20051,00012,000-

Mechanical Contractors Association

PAPittsburghPrivate industry236200United Association of SteamfittersUALocal 449-6/1/20056/9/20051,0007,000-

Mid-Michigan Mechanical Contractors Association

MICentralPrivate industry236000United Association of SteamfittersUALocal 333-6/1/20056/3/20051,0003,000-

Los Angeles Hotel Employer's Council

CALos AngelesPrivate industry721110United Needletrades Industrial, and Textile Employees-Hotel Employees and Restaurant EmployeesUNITE HERELocal 11-6/9/20056/11/20052,4007,200-

Asarco, Inc.

AZTucsonPrivate industry212231United SteelworkersUSWLocal 915, 5252, 88601, 88602-6/30/200511/15/20051,500134,100Initial work stoppage was 1,100 and later increased to 1,500.

Allied Building Metals Industries, Inc.

NYNew York CityPrivate industry236220International Association of Bridge, Structural, Ornamental and Reinforcing Iron WorkersBSOIW--7/8/20057/22/20051,50016,500-

Northwest Airlines Corporation

MNEaganPrivate industry481111Aircraft Mechanics Fraternal AssociationAMFAIndependent-8/20/200511/6/20063,0001,183,800-

Boeing Company

OR, KSPuget Sound area and WichitaPrivate industry336411International Association of MachinistsIAMDistrict 751-9/2/20059/30/200518,300366,000-

Southeastern Pennsylvania Transit Authority

PAPhiladelphiaPrivate industry485111Transport Workers Union, United Transportation UnionTWU 234, UTU 1594Local 2341594-10/31/200511/7/20055,30031,800-

Boeing Company

CA, FL, ALHuntington Beach, Torrance, Vandenberg, and Edwards Air force Base, CA; Cape Canaveral, FL; Huntsville and Decatur, ALPrivate industry336410International Association of MachinistsIAM--11/2/20052/6/20061,50087,200Delta rocket program. There were 1,300 workers involved beginning December 2005 through the end of the stoppage.

New York City Metropolitan Transit Authority

NYNew YorkLocal government485110Transit Workers UnionTWULocal 100-12/20/200512/23/200535,000105,000-

Sikorsky Aircraft Corporation

CT, FLStratford, West Palm BeachPrivate industry336411International Brotherhood of TeamstersIBTLocal 1150-2/20/20064/3/20063,600108,000-

AK Steel Corp.

OHMiddletownPrivate industry331111Armco Employees Independent FederationIAMLocal 1943-3/1/20063/14/20071,800556,200The work stoppage decreased from 2,600 to 2,400 in the beginning of April 2006 to 2300 in July 2006, 1900 in October 2006, and 1800 workers in November 2006.

Santa Cruz County Government

CASanta CruzLocal government921190Service Employees International UnionSEIULocal 415-3/14/20063/15/20061,6001,600-

Denver Regional Transit District

CODenverLocal government485110Amalgamated Transit UnionATULocal 1001-4/3/20064/9/20061,7008,500-

Greater Metropolitan Automotive Dealers Association of Minnesota

MNMinneapolisPrivate industry441110International Brotherhood of TeamstersIBTLocal 974-4/17/20065/9/20061,40023,800-

General Building Contractors Association

PAPhiladelphiaPrivate industry238350United Brotherhood of Carpenters, Metropolitan Regional Council of PhiladelphiaUBC--5/1/20065/2/20065,0005,000-

Mason Contractors Association and Independent Employers

MOSt. Louis areaPrivate industry238140International Union of Bricklayers and Allied CraftworkersIUBAC--6/1/20066/8/20061,2007,200-

MidAmerica Regional Bargaining Association

ILChicagoPrivate industry237310Laborers International Union of North AmericaLIUNA--6/1/20066/4/20062,0004,000-

Grove Masonry Maintenance, Inc. and Tuckpointing Contractors Association

ILChicagoPrivate industry238140International Union of Bricklayers and Allied CraftworkersIUBAC--6/12/20066/17/20061,6008,000-

Contra Costa County

CADanvilleLocal government921100Service Employees International Union, the Association of Federal, State and Municipal Employees, Public Employees UnionSEIU, AFSMESEIU 512, AFSME 2700, 1-6/27/20066/28/20066,0006,000-

General Contractors Association of Greater New York, NY

NYNew YorkPrivate industry237990International Union of Operating EngineersIUOE--7/1/20067/7/20063,00012,000-

Gary School District

INGaryLocal government611110Gary Teachers UnionGTU--8/21/20069/1/20061,40014,000-

City of Los Angeles

CALos AngelesLocal government921100The Engineers and Architects AssociationEAA--8/22/20068/23/20067,50015,000-

Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital

NJNew BrunswickLocal government622110United Steelworkers, Health Care Workers CouncilUSWLocal 4-200Health care workers8/24/20069/21/20061,20024,000-

Detroit School District

MIDetroitLocal government611110Detroit Federation of TeachersDFTLocal 231-8/28/20069/13/20069,500104,500-

Sacramento County

CASacramentoLocal government921100Stationary Engineers, American Federation of State, County and Municipal EmployeesAFSCMELocal 39, District Council 57-9/5/20069/18/20063,90039,000-

Bombardier Learjet

KSWichitaPrivate industry336411International Association of MachinistsIAMLocal 639-10/2/200610/23/20061,10016,500-

Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co.

AL, NE, NY, NC, OH, KS, TN, TX, VA, WIMultiple statesPrivate industry326210United SteelworkersUSW--10/6/200612/29/200612,600718,200-

ABM Janitorial Services, GCA Services Group, Sanitors Services of Texas, Pritchard Industries Southwest

TXHoustonPrivate industry561720Service Employees International UnionSEIULocal 5-10/23/200611/20/20061,30026,000-

Raytheon Missile Systems

AZTucsonPrivate industry336414International Association of MachinistsIAMLocal 933-11/6/20061/19/20071,90093,100-

Harley-Davidson Motor Company

PAYorkPrivate industry336900International Association of MachinistIAMLocal 175-2/2/20072/22/20072,80039,200-

Northrop Grumman Ship Systems, Ingalls Shipyard

MSPascagoulaPrivate industry336611Pascagoula Metal Trades Council, International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, Office and Professional Employees International Union, Special Police and Security OfficersIBEW, OPEIUIBEW 733, OPEIU 204, SPSO 655-3/8/20074/4/20076,500130,000-

Community College of Philadelphia

PAPhiladelphiaLocal government611210Faculty and Staff Federation of CCPFSFCCPLocal 2026-3/13/20073/27/20071,30014,300-

National Fire Sprinkler Association

Nationwide-Private industry238220Road Sprinkler FittersRSFLocal 669-4/1/20074/16/20073,00033,000-

Foundation Coal Holdings

PAWaynesburgPrivate industry212112United Mine WorkersUMW--4/4/20074/13/20071,2009,600-

Hayward School District

CAHaywardLocal government611110The Hayward Education Association---4/5/20074/25/20071,30019,500-

Associated Wall and Ceiling Contractors of Oregon and Southwest Washington, Inc.

OR, WAMultiple statesPrivate industry236220Pacific Northwest Regional Council of Carpenters---6/1/20076/19/20071,20015,600-

National Electrical Contractors of America

WAPuget SoundPrivate industry238210International Brotherhood of Electrical WorkersIBEWLocal 46-6/1/20076/1/20072,8002,800-

Orange County Transportation Authority

CAOrange County areaLocal government485113International Brotherhood of TeamstersIBTLocal 952-7/7/20077/16/20071,1006,600-

Harlem Consolidated Schools, District 122

ILMachesney ParkLocal government611110Harlem Federation of TeachersAFTLocal 540-8/21/20079/1/20071,0009,000-

New York City Taxi and Limousine Commission

NYNew YorkLocal government485310Taxi Workers Alliance---9/5/20079/7/200726,00052,000-

Philadelphia Parking Authority

PAPhiladelphiaLocal government485310Taxi Workers Alliance---9/5/20079/6/20071,2001,200-

University of Minnesota

MNDuluthLocal government611310American Federation of State, County and Municipal EmployeesAFSCMELocal 3801-9/5/20079/21/20073,10040,300-

General Motors Corporation

Nationwide-Private industry336111United Automobile WorkersUAW--9/24/20079/26/200774,000148,000-

San Francisco Bay Area Security Officers

CASan FranciscoPrivate industry561612Service Employees International UnionSEIULocal 24/7-9/24/20079/28/20074,00020,000-

Sutter Hospitals

CA-Private industry622110California Nurses AssociationCNA--10/10/200710/12/20075,00015,000-

New York City Taxi and Limousine Commission

NYNew YorkLocal government485310Taxi Workers Alliance---10/22/200710/23/200733,00033,000-

International Truck and Engine Corporation

OH, IN, IL, GA, PA, TXMultiple statesPrivate industry336120United Automobile WorkersUAW--10/23/200712/13/20073,700133,200-

Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers

Nationwide-Private industry512110Writers Guild of America West, Writers Guild of America East---11/5/20072/12/200810,500714,000-

Paratransit Operators Coalition

NYNew YorkLocal government485991Amalgamated Transit UnionATULocal 1181-1061-12/10/200712/19/20071,50012,000-

Sutter Hospitals

CA-Private industry622110California Nurses AssociationCNA--12/13/200712/14/20075,00010,000-

Volvo Trucks North America

VADublinPrivate industry336120United Automobile WorkersUAWLocal 2069-2/1/20083/17/20082,50077,500-

American Axel and Manufacturing, Inc.

NY, MICheektowaga and Tonawanda, NY; Detroit, Hamtramck, and Three Rivers, MIPrivate industry336350United Automobile WorkersUAWLocal 235, 262, 424, 846, 2093-2/26/20085/22/20083,600226,800-

Sutter Hospitals

CASan Francisco Bay AreaPrivate industry622110California Nurses AssociationCNA--3/21/20083/30/20084,00024,000-

University of Michigan

MIAnn ArborState government611310Graduate Employees Organization---3/25/20083/25/20081,7001,700-

General Motors Corporation

MILansingPrivate industry336111United Automobile WorkersUAWLocal 602-4/17/20085/16/20082,30050,600-

General Motors Corporation

MOKansas CityPrivate industry336111United Automobile WorkersUAWLocal 31-5/5/20085/21/20082,40031,200-

Bay Area Maintenance Contractors

CASan Francisco Bay AreaPrivate industry561720Service Employees International UnionSEIULocal 1877-5/19/20085/28/20081,80012,600-

Indiana Construction Association

IN-Private industry236220Laborers International Union of North AmericaLIUNA--6/4/20086/5/20082,9005,800-

Performance Transportation Services

AZ, CA, DE, IL, IN, KY, MA, MI, MN, NJ, NM, NY, OH, PA, TX, UTMultiple statesPrivate industry484121International Brotherhood of TeamstersIBT--6/9/20086/13/20081,3006,500-

University of California

CAStatewideState government611310American Federation of State, Country, and Municipal EmployeesAFSCMELocal 3299-7/14/20087/18/20088,50042,500-

Hawker Beechcraft, Inc.

KSWichita, SalinasPrivate industry336411International Association of MachinistsIAMLocal 733, 2328-8/4/20088/28/20085,20098,800-

Daughters of Charity Health System

CASan FranciscoPrivate industry622110Service Employees International Union/United Health Care Workers WestSEIU--8/28/20088/29/20081,8001,800-

Bellevue School District

WABellevueLocal government611110Bellevue Education Association---9/2/20089/12/20081,20010,800-

The Boeing Company

WA, OR, KSPuget Sound Area, Gresham, WichitaPrivate industry336411International Association of MachinistsIAMLocal 24,70,751-9/6/200811/1/200827,0001,053,000-

Sutter Hospitals, Daughters of Charity and Alliance Clinic

CASan Francisco Bay AreaPrivate industry622110Service Employees International Union, United Health Care Workers WestSEIU--10/29/200810/29/20086,0006,000-

Bell Helicopter Textron, Inc.

TXFort WorthPrivate industry336411United Automobile WorkersUAWLocal 218-6/15/20097/22/20092,50067,500-

Interior Demolition Contractors Association

NYNew YorkPrivate industry238910Laborers International Union of North America/Mason Tenders District CouncilLIUNALocal 79-7/1/20097/7/20091,5006,000-

Kent Public School District

WAKentLocal government611110Kent Education Association---8/27/20099/13/20091,90020,900-

Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority

PAPhiladelphiaLocal government485111Transport Workers UnionTWULocal 234-11/3/200911/9/20095,50027,500-

University of Illinois

ILChampaign - UrbanaState government611310American Federation of Teachers, Graduate Employees OrganizationAFTLocal 6300-11/16/200911/17/20091,1002,200-

Temple University Hospital

PAPhiladelphiaState government622110Pennsylvania Association of Staff Nurses and Allied Professionals---3/31/20104/28/20101,50031,500-

North Penn School District

PAMontgomery CountyLocal government611110North Penn Education Association---4/19/20104/26/20101,1006,600-

Capistrano Unified School District

CASan Juan Capistrano AreaLocal government611110Capistrano Unified Educators Association---4/22/20104/26/20101,8005,400-

Oakland Unified School District

CAOaklandLocal government611110Oakland Education Association---4/29/20104/29/20102,5002,500-

The Boeing Company

CALong BeachPrivate industry336411United Automobile WorkersUAWLocal 148-5/11/20106/4/20101,70030,600-

Allina Health System / United Hospital, Children's Hospitals and Clinics, Fairview Health Services, HealthEast Care System, Mercy Hospital, North Memorial Hospital, Park Nicollete Methodist Hospital

MNMinneapolis -St. PaulPrivate industry622110Minnesota Nurses Association---6/10/20106/10/201012,00012,000-

Sheet Metal and Air Conditioning Contractors Association of Milwaukee

WIMilwaukeePrivate industry238220Sheet Metal Workers' International AssociationSMARTLocal 18-6/14/20106/25/20101,80018,000-

Mid-America Regional Bargaining Association

ILChicago areaPrivate industry237310Laborers International Union of North America District Council of Chicago, International Union of Operating Engineers, Chicago Regional Council of CarpentersLIUNA, IUOE, UBC--7/1/20107/19/201015,000180,000-

New York Shipping Association/New Jersey

NY, NJNew York City areaPrivate industry488310International Longshoreman's AssociationILA--9/28/20109/29/20104,5009,000-

Hilton Hotels Hawaiian Village Beach Resort and Spa

HIHonoluluPrivate industry721110United Needletrades Industrial, and Textile Employees-Hotel Employees and Restaurant EmployeesUNITE HERELocal 5-10/14/201010/18/20101,5004,500-

HCA Corporation, Riverside Community Hospital and West Hills Hospital and Medical Center

CARiverside and West HillsPrivate industry622110Service Employees International UnionSEIULocal 121RN-12/23/201012/28/20101,1002,200-

Kaiser Permanente Los Angeles Medical Center

CALos AngelesPrivate industry622110National Union of Health Care Workers---3/2/20113/2/20111,0001,000-

Hawaiian Electric, Maui Electric, Hawaii Electric Light Company

HIStatewidePrivate industry221112International Brotherhood of Electrical WorkersIBEWLocal 1260-3/4/20113/7/20111,3002,600-

Washington Hospital Center

DCWashingtonPrivate industry622110National Nurses UnitedNNU--3/4/20113/8/20111,1003,300-

National Football League

Nationwide-Private industry711211National Football League Players AssociationNFLPA--3/12/20117/25/20111,900178,600-

Plumbing and Piping Industry Council Inc. dba Plumbing and Mechanical Contractors Association

ORTualatinPrivate industry238220United Association of Plumbers and SteamfittersUALocal 290-4/11/20114/25/20111,50016,500-

General Building Contractors Association

PA, DEPhiladelphia and Delaware areasPrivate industry236220Metropolitan Regional Council of Carpenters of Philadelphia and Vicinity Council---5/4/20115/12/20113,00021,000-

Interior Finish Contractors Association

PAPhiladelphiaPrivate industry236220Metropolitan Regional Council of Carpenters of Philadelphia and Vicinity Council---5/4/20115/12/20112,50017,500-

Kaiser Permanente Los Angeles Medical Center

CALos AngelesPrivate industry622110National Union of Healthcare Workers---5/18/20115/18/20112,0002,000-

Mason Contractors Association

MOSt. LouisPrivate industry238140International Union of Bricklayers and Allied CraftworkersBACLocal 1Bricklayers6/1/20117/20/20111,00035,000-

Mechanical Contractors Association

MOKansas CityPrivate industry238220United Association of Plumbers and SteamfittersUALocal 533Pipefitters6/1/20116/8/20111,5009,000-

Plumbing and Mechanical Contractors' Association of Milwaukee

WIMilwaukeePrivate industry238220United Association of Plumbers and SteamfittersUALocal 601-6/30/20117/22/20112,50040,000-

American Crystal Sugar Company

MN, IA, NDMultiple statesPrivate industry311313Bakery, Confectionery, Tobacco Workers and Grain Millers International UnionBCTGM--8/1/201112/1/20121,300444,600The number of workers participating in the work stoppage dropped below 1,000 in December 2012.

Verizon Communications

East Coast StatesMultiple statesPrivate industry517110Communications Workers of America and International Brotherhood of Electrical WorkersCWA, IBEW--8/7/20118/20/201145,000450,000-

Hyatt Hotels

IL, CA, HIMultiple statesPrivate industry721110United Needletrades Industrial, and Textile Employees-Hotel Employees and Restaurant EmployeesUNITE HERELocal 1,2,5,11-9/8/20119/14/20113,00015,000-

City of Tacoma

WATacomaLocal government611110Tacoma Teachers Association---9/13/20119/22/20111,90015,200-

Sutter Hospitals, Kaiser Permanente Hospitals, Children's Hospital and Research Center

CA-Private industry622110California Nurses Association / National Nurses United, National Union of Healthcare Workers and International Union of Operating EngineersCNA, NUHW, IUOEIUOE 39-9/22/20119/22/201129,00029,000-

Sutter Hospitals, Children's Hospital and Research Center

CA-Private industry622110California Nurses Association, National Nurses UnitedCNA, NNU--9/23/20119/26/20116,00012,000-

Cooper Tire and Rubber Company

OHFindlayPrivate industry326211United SteelworkersUSWLocal 207L-11/28/20112/27/20121,00062,000-

Sutter Hospitals, Memorial Care Hospitals

CALos Angeles, San Francisco Bay AreaPrivate industry622110California Nurses Association, National Nurses UnitedCNA, NNU--12/22/201112/23/20116,00012,000-

Kaiser Permanente Hospitals

CAStatewidePrivate industry622110California Nurses Association, National Union of Healthcare Workers, International Union of Operating Engineers - Stationary EngineersCNA, NNU, IUOEIUOE 39-1/31/20121/31/201221,00021,000-

Riverside County Regional Medical Center

CARiversideLocal government622110Service Employees International UnionSEIULocal 721-1/31/20121/31/20125,6005,600-

Rockford School District 205

ILRockfordLocal government611110Rockford Education Association---3/29/20123/30/20121,9003,800-

Lockheed Martin Corporation

TXFort WorthPrivate industry336411International Association of MachinistsIAMLocal 776-4/23/20126/28/20123,600172,800-

Sutter Health Hospitals

CASan Francisco Bay AreaPrivate industry622110California Nurses AssociationCNA--5/1/20125/5/20124,50018,000-

AT&T, Inc.

CA, NVMultiple statesPrivate industry517110Communications Workers of AmericaCWA--6/8/20126/8/201214,00014,000-

Sutter Health Hospitals

CASan Francisco Bay AreaPrivate industry622110California Nurses AssociationCNA--6/13/20126/17/20124,50013,500-

Consolidated Edison

NYNew York City and Westchester CountyPrivate industry221122Utility Workers of AmericaUWA--7/1/20127/26/20128,000144,000-

Sutter Health Hospitals

CAAlameda and San Mateo CountiesPrivate industry622110California Nurses AssociationCNA--7/3/20127/7/20123,70011,100-

AT&T, Inc.

CA, CT, NVMultiple statesPrivate industry517110Communications Workers of AmericaCWA--8/7/20128/8/201221,20042,400-

City of Chicago Public School District 299

ILChicagoLocal government611110Chicago Teachers UnionCTU--9/10/20129/18/201226,500185,500-

Sutter Health Hospitals

CASan Francisco Bay AreaPrivate industry622110California Nurses AssociationCNA--11/1/201211/5/20123,3009,900-

Raley's, Nob Hill Stores

CA, NVNorthern CA and Northern NV areasPrivate industry445110United Food and Commercial Workers UnionUFCWU--11/4/201211/13/20127,40044,400-

Hostess Brands

Nationwide-Private industry311812Bakery, Confectionary, Tobacco Workers, and Grain Millers International UnionBCTGM--11/9/201211/21/20125,00040,000-

Sutter Health Hospitals and Hospital Corporation of America

CASan Francisco Bay AreaPrivate industry622110California Nurses AssociationCNA--11/20/201211/24/20125,00015,000-

Pacific Maritime Association

CAPorts of Los Angeles and Long BeachPrivate industry488310International Longshore and Warehouse UnionILWULocal 63A - Office clerical unit-11/27/201212/4/20125,50033,000-

Community Unit School District 300

ILCarpentersvilleLocal government611110Local Education Association of District 300LEAD--12/4/201212/4/20121,3001,300-

Goodman Manufacturing Company

TNFayettevillePrivate industry333415International Association of MachinistsIAMLocal 2385-12/9/201212/13/20121,1004,400-

Sutter Health Hospitals and Hospital Corporation of America

CASan Francisco Bay AreaPrivate industry622110California Nurses AssociationCNA--12/24/201212/24/20125,0005,000-

New York City Public Schools

NYNew YorkLocal government611110Amalgamated Transit UnionATULocal 1181-1/16/20132/15/20138,000176,000-

G4S, Allied Barton, Securitas, Viking Security, ABM Security, and Whelan Security

MNMinneapolis - St. PaulPrivate industry561612Service Employees International UnionSEIULocal 26 - Security guards-2/27/20132/27/20132,0002,000-

Sheet Metal Contractors Association of Philadelphia and Vicinity

PA, NJPhiladelphia Metropolitan AreaPrivate industry236220Sheet Metal Workers UnionSMWULocal 19-5/1/20135/2/20131,3002,600-

Sutter Health Hospitals, Hospital Corporation of America

CASan Francisco Bay AreaPrivate industry622110California Nurses Association, National Nurses UnitedCNA, NNU--5/17/20135/24/20134,20025,200-

University of California Medical Centers

CASacramento, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Irvine, and San DiegoState government622110American Federation of State, County, and Municipal Employees, University Professional and Technical Employees UnionAFSCME, UPTEUAFSCM 3299-5/21/20135/22/201318,80034,3003,300 members of the University Professional and Technical Employees Union participated in the strike for only one day on May 21, 2013.

Bay Area Rapid Transit - BART

CASan Francisco Bay AreaLocal government485112Service Employees International Union, Amalgamated Transit UnionSEIU, ATUSEIU 1021, ATU 1555-7/1/20137/5/20132,4009,600-

City of Oakland

CAOaklandLocal government921110International Federation of Professional and Technical EngineersIFPTELocal 21-7/1/20137/1/20132,5002,500-

Bell Helicopter Textron, Inc.

TXHurstPrivate industry336411United Automobile WorkersUAWLocal 218-9/6/20139/6/20132,6002,600-

Los Angeles County, CA

CALos Angeles CountyLocal government921110Service Employees International UnionSEIULocal 721-10/1/201310/1/20132,5002,500-

Steamship Trade Association of Baltimore, Maryland Port Administration

MDBaltimorePrivate industry488310International Longshoremen's AssociationILALocal 333-10/16/201310/18/20132,0006,000-

Bay Area Rapid Transit - BART

CASan Francisco Bay AreaLocal government485112Service Employees International Union, Amalgamated Transit UnionSEIU, ATUSEIU 1021, ATU 1555-10/18/201310/21/20132,3004,600-

Will County

ILJolietLocal government921110American Federation of State, County, and Municipal EmployeesAFSCMELocal 1028-11/18/201312/4/20131,00012,000-

University of California Medical Centers

CAStatewideState government622110American Federation of State, County, and Municipal Employees, UC Student-WorkersAFSCME, UCSWAFSCME 3299-11/20/201311/20/20132,1002,100-

Deaconess Medical Center, Valley Hospital

WASpokanePrivate industry622110Service Employees International UnionSEIULocal 1199NWHealth care workers12/4/201312/4/20131,1001,100-

Los Angeles County

CALos Angeles CountyLocal government624110Service Employees International UnionSEIULocal 721Social workers12/5/201312/10/20131,7006,800-

University of Illinois at Chicago

ILChicagoState government611310UIC United FacultyUICUFLocal 6456-2/18/20142/19/20141,1002,200-

Johns Hopkins Hospital

MDBaltimorePrivate industry622110Service Employees International Union/United Health Care Workers EastSEIULocal 1199-4/9/20144/11/20142,0006,000-

Army Fleet Support, LLC

ALFort RuckerPrivate industry488190International Association of MachinistsIAMLocal 2003-4/28/20145/4/20143,00015,000-

Queen of the Valley Medical Center, Sutter Tracy Community Hospital, Watsonville, Community Hospital

CACentralPrivate industry622110California Nurses Association and National Nurses UnitedCNA, NNU--8/14/20148/15/20141,0001,000-

Zodiac Seats US

TXGainesvillePrivate industry336360United Brotherhood of TeamstersUBTLocal 767-9/23/201410/25/20141,30029,900-

Waukegan School District 60

ILWaukeganLocal government611110Lake County Federation of TeachersLCFTLocal 504-10/2/201410/30/20141,20024,000-

Fairpoint Communications

ME, NH, VTMultiple states in New EnglandPrivate industry517110International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers and Communications Workers of AmericaIBEW, CWAIBEW 2320, 2326, 2327, and CWA 1400-10/17/20142/19/20151,700142,800-

Kaiser Permanente Hospitals - CA, Sutter Hospitals - CA, Providence Hospital - DC

CA, DCMultiple statesPrivate industry622110California Nurses Association and National Nurses UnitedCNA, NNU--11/11/201411/12/201419,00019,000-

St. Joseph Medical Center, St. Clare Hospital

WATacoma, LakewoodPrivate industry622110Service Employees International UnionSEIULocal 1199NW-11/18/201411/19/20141,1001,100-

SFO Airport Restaurant Employer Council

CASan Francisco International AirportPrivate industry722510United Needletrades Industrial, and Textile Employees-Hotel Employees and Restaurant EmployeesUNITE HERELocal 2-12/11/201412/12/20141,0002,000-

Medstar Washington Hospital Center

DCWashingtonPrivate industry622110National Nurses UnitedNNU--12/22/201412/31/20141,90013,300-

Kaiser Permanente Hospitals

CAStatewidePrivate industry62210National Union of Healthcare Workers---1/12/20151/19/20153,50017,500-

Royal Dutch Shell Oil and Other Refineries

CA, IN, KY, LA, OH, TX, WA-Private industry211111United Steelworkers UnionUSS--2/1/20156/23/20156,600322,100Royal Dutch Shell Oil Company initially represented other organizations involved in the work stoppage including Exxon Mobil, BP PLC, Chevron, Motiva Enterprises, LyondellBassell, Tesoro, and Marathon Oil. On 2/1/2015 the work stoppage involved 3,800 workers. An additional 1,400 workers joined the work stoppage on 2/7/2015. Another 1,400 workers joined the work stoppage on 2/21/2015.As of 3/13/15, 3,000 workers from BP, Marathon and Lyondell Basell facilities in Indiana, Texas, and Ohio were still involved in the work stoppage.125 workers at LyondellBasell returned to work May 8, 2015. Some 600 workers at Marathon Oil returned to work on May 11, 2015. Additionally, 1,100 workers at BP's Whiting Indiana location returned to work on May 18, 2015.

Washington State Legislature

WAStatewideState government611110Washington Education Association---4/22/20156/3/201516,90016,900Work stoppage exceeded 1,000 workers on 7 separate days from April 22nd 2015 through June 3rd 2015. The work stoppage involved various locations statewide for one day each. The number of workers and days idle have been combined.

Sutter Auburn Faith Hospital, Mills-Peninsula Health Services, Sutter Tracy Community Hospital, Sutter Roseville Medical Center, Sutter Santa Rosa Medical Center

CACentral CAPrivate industry622110California Nurses AssociationCNN--4/30/20155/5/20151,7005,100-

Allegheny Technologies Incorporated

OH, PA, WV-Private industry331110United Steelworkers UnionUSS--8/15/20152/22/20162,200281,600-

Consolidated Nuclear Security

TXAmarilloPrivate industry325180Amarillo Metal Trades Council OPEIUOPEIULocal 306-8/29/201510/3/20151,20028,800-

Pasco School District

WAPascoLocal government611110Pasco Association of Educators---9/1/20159/13/20151,1008,800-

Seattle School District

WASeattleLocal government611111Seattle Education Association---9/9/20159/15/20155,00025,000-

Kohler Company

WISheboyganPrivate industry332913United Auto Workers International UnionUAWLocal 833-11/15/201512/15/20152,10044,100-

Solano County Municipal Government

CASolano CountyLocal government921110Solano County Municipal Government EmployeesSEIULocal 1021-11/17/201511/18/20151,8003,600-

Sonoma County Municipal Government

CASonoma CountyLocal government921111Sonoma County Municipal Government EmployeesSEIULocal 1021-11/17/201511/17/20152,0002,000-

Nexteer Automotive

MIBuena VistaPrivate industry336330United Auto Workers International UnionUAWLocal 699-12/8/201512/8/20153,2003,200-

Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, New York Shipping Association

NY, NJMultiple statesLocal government488310NJ, NY, International Association of LongshoremenILA--1/29/20161/29/20161,0001,000-

Minneapolis-St. Paul Contract Cleaners Association

MNMinneapolis- St. PaulPrivate industry561720Service Employees International UnionSEIULocal 26-2/17/20162/18/20164,2004,200-

Kaiser Permanente Los Angeles Medical Center

CALos AngelesPrivate industry622110California Nurses AssociationCNA--3/15/20163/22/20161,2006,000-

City of Chicago Public School District

ILChicagoLocal government611110Chicago Teachers UnionCTU--4/1/20164/1/201627,00027,000-

Verizon Communications Inc.

-Multiple east coast statesPrivate industry517110Communications Workers of America and International Brotherhood of Electrical WorkersCWA, IBEW--4/13/20165/27/201636,5001,204,500-

Detroit Public Schools

MIDetroitLocal government611110Detroit Federation of TeachersDFT--5/2/20165/3/20161,5003,000-

AT&T Inc.

CASan DiegoPrivate industry517110Communication Workers of AmericaCWALocal 9509-5/19/20165/25/20161,7006,800-

Allina Health

MNMinneapolis- St. PaulPrivate industry622110Minnesota Nurses Association/National Nurses UnitedMNA, NNU--6/19/20166/26/20164,80024,000-

Kaiser Permanente Los Angeles Hospital Center

CALos AngelesPrivate industry622110California Nurses Association/National Nurses UnitedCNA, NNU--6/23/20166/26/20161,3002,600-

San Joaquin County

CASan Joaquin CountyLocal government921100Service Employees International UnionSEIULocal 1021-7/5/20167/7/20162,6007,800-

Painting and Decorating Foundation

MOSt. LouisPrivate industry238320International Union of Painters and Allied TradesIUPATDistrict Council 58-9/1/201610/2/20161,4004,200-

Allina Health

MNMinneapolis- St. PaulPrivate industry622110Minnesota Nurses Association/National Nurses UnitedMNA, NNU--9/5/201610/13/20164,800129,600-

Contra Costa County

CAContra Costa CountyLocal government921100Service Employees International UnionSEIULocal 1021-9/30/201610/7/20161,1006,600-

Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education

PAStatewideState government611310The Association of Pennsylvania State College and University FacultiesAPSCUF--10/19/201610/21/20165,10015,300-

Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority

PAPhiladelphiaLocal government485111Transport Workers UnionTWULocal 234-11/1/201611/7/20165,20026,000-

University of California

CAStatewideState government611310International Brotherhood of TeamstersIBTLocal 2010 CX-1/10/20171/10/20172,2002,200-

AT&T Inc.

CA, NVLos AngelesPrivate industry517110Communications Workers of AmericaCWA--3/22/20173/22/201713,20013,200-

Charter Communications Inc.

NY, NJStatewidePrivate industry517110International Brotherhood of Electrical WorkersIBEWLocal 3-3/28/20174/18/20221,8002,284,200-

Tufts Medical Center

MABostonPrivate industry622110Massachusetts Nurses AssociationMNA--7/12/20177/17/20171,2003,600-

Chicago New Car Dealer Committee

ILChicagoPrivate industry441110International Association of Machinists and Aerospace WorkersIAMAW--8/1/20179/15/20171,70056,100-

Riverside County Municipal Government

CARiversideLocal government921100Service Employees International UnionSEIULocal 721-9/6/20179/7/20172,3004,600-

City of Oakland

CAOaklandLocal government921100Service Employees International Union/International Technical and Professional EngineersSEIULocal 1021, 21-12/5/201712/11/20172,90014,500-

West Virginia Legislature

WVStatewideState government611110West Virginia Education AssociationWVEA--2/16/20183/6/201835,000318,600On February 16th, West Virginia school personnel from five counties - Mason, Cabell, Wayne, Lincoln, and Clay - were involved in a one-day work stoppage and those figures were included in monthly and cumulative days idle calculations for the statewide work stoppage beginning on February 22nd.

Frontier Communications

WV, VAStatewidePrivate industry517311Communications Workers of AmericaCWA-District 2-133/4/20183/25/20181,40021,000-

Jersey City School District

NJJersey CityLocal government611110Jersey City Education Association---3/16/20183/16/20183,8003,800-

Kentucky State Legislature

KYStatewideState government611110Kentucky Education Association---4/2/20184/13/201826,00052,000Estimates based on identified school closings on 4/2 and 4/13 and employee data from Kentucky Department of Education reports.

Oklahoma State Legislature

OKStatewideState government611110Oklahoma Education Association---4/2/20184/12/201845,000405,000Estimates based on identified school closings and employee data from Oklahoma Department of Education reports.

Arizona State Legislature

AZStatewideState government611110Arizona Education Association---4/26/20185/3/201881,000486,000Estimates based on identified school closings and employee data from Arizona Department of Education reports.

Colorado State Legislature

COStatewideState government611110Colorado Education Association---4/26/20184/27/201863,000126,000Estimates based on identified school closings and employee data from Colorado Department of Education reports.

University of California Medical Centers

CAStatewideState government622110American Federation of State, County, and Municipal Employees, California Nurses Association, University Professional and Technical EmployeesAFSCME, CNA, UPTEAFSCME 3299-5/7/20185/9/201853,000159,000-

North Carolina State Legislature

NCStatewideState government611110North Carolina Association of Educators---5/16/20185/16/2018123,000123,000Estimates based on identified school closings and employee data from North Carolina Board of Education reports.

AT&T Inc.

IL, IN, MI, OH, WI-Private industry517311Communications Workers of AmericaCWADistrict 4-6/1/20186/5/20189,70029,100Work stoppage began on May 31st, but it could not be determined if criteria for inclusion was met on May 31st.

National Grid

MAWalthamPrivate industry221210United Steelworkers-Local 12003, 12012-6/25/20181/2/20191,200157,200-

University of Vermont Medical Center

VTBurlingtonState government622210Vermont Federation of Nurses and Health Professionals-Local 5221-7/12/20187/13/20181,8003,600-

Rhode Island and Hasbro Children's Hospital

RIProvidencePrivate industry622210United Nurses and Health Professionals-Local 5098-7/23/20187/27/20182,40012,000-

Association General Contractors of Washington

WAStatewidePrivate industry237310International Union of Operating Engineers-Local 302-8/21/20189/6/20185,00060,000-

Michigan Infrastructure and Transportation Association

MIStatewidePrivate industry237310International Union of Operating Engineers-Local 324-9/4/20189/27/20181,00018,000-

Tacoma School District

WATacomaLocal government611110Tacoma Education Association---9/6/20189/14/20182,40016,800-

Chicago Downtown Hotels

ILChicagoPrivate industry721110UNITE HERE-Local 1-9/7/201810/3/20185,50091,000Number of workers based on the average of 26 hotels with 6,000 workers from 9/7 to 9/22, 17 hotels with 4,500 workers from 9/23 to 9/30 and 9 hotels with 1,000 workers from 10/1 to 10/3. After 10/3 less than 1,000 workers.

Marriott Corporation

CA, HI, MA, MI-Private industry721110UNITE HERE---10/3/201812/3/20186,000215,900Includes weighted average of workers for sites where individual agreements were reached during period Oakland, San Diego, San Jose, Hawaii, Boston, and Detroit prior to the end of the stoppage San Francisco.

University of California Medical Centers

CA-State government622110American Federation of State, County, and Municipal EmployeesAFSCMELocal 3299-10/23/201810/25/201815,00045,000-

Kaiser Permanente

CA-Private industry62111National Union of Healthcare WorkersNUHW--12/10/201812/14/20184,00020,000-

Los Angeles Unified School District

CALos AngelesLocal government611110United Teachers Los Angeles---1/14/20191/22/201933,000198,000-

Denver Public Schools

CODenverLocal government611110Denver Classroom Teachers Association---2/11/20192/14/20193,90011,700Work stoppage concluded on 2/14/2019 at 6am.

West Virginia Legislature

WVStatewideState government611110West Virginia Education Association---2/19/20192/20/201936,40072,800Estimates based on employee data for participating counties from the West Virginia Department of Education reports.

Oakland Unified School District

CAOaklandLocal government611110Oakland Education Association---2/21/20193/1/20192,30016,100-

Wabtec Corp.

PAEriePrivate industry336510United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of AmericaUE--2/26/20193/7/20191,70013,600-

Kentucky State Legislature

KYStatewideState government611110Kentucky Education Association---2/28/20193/7/201922,90039,500Estimates based on identified school closings on 2/28 and 3/7 and employee data from the Kentucky Department of Education reports.

University of Illinois at Chicago

ILChicagoState government611310Graduate Employees OrganizationGEOLocal 6297-3/19/20194/5/20191,40012,600-

University of California Medical Centers

CAStatewideState government622110University Professional and Technical Employees - Communications Workers of AmericaUPTE-CWALocal 9119-3/20/20193/21/201914,00014,000The stoppage started on March 20, at 4 a.m. and ended on March 21, at 3:59 a.m.

University of California Medical Centers

CAStatewideState government622110American Federation of State, County and Municipal EmployeesAFSCMELocal 3299-4/10/201911/13/201925,00075,000Estimates based on identified closings on 4/10, 5/16 and 11/13.

Sacramento City Unified School District

CASacramentoLocal government611110Sacramento City Teachers AssociationSCTA--4/11/20194/11/20191,9001,900-

Stop & Shop Supermarket Co.

CT, RI, MAStatewidePrivate industry445110United Food and Commercial WorkersUFCWLocal 328, 371, 919, 1445, 1459-4/11/20194/21/201931,000217,000-

North Carolina State Legislature

NCStatewideState government611110North Carolina Association of Educators---5/1/20195/1/201992,70092,700Estimates based on identified school closings and employee data from North Carolina Board of Education reports.

South Carolina State Legislature

SCStatewideState government611110South Carolina Association of Educators---5/1/20195/1/201918,90018,900Estimates based on identified school closings and employee data from South Carolina Board of Education reports.

Mercy Health St. Vincent Medical Center

OHToledoPrivate industry622110United Automobile WorkersUAWLocal 2213, 12-5/6/20196/2/20192,00036,000The work stoppage started at 4:30pm and did not meet threshold for inclusion on 5/6/2019.

Oregon State Legislature

ORStatewideState government611110Oregon Education Association---5/8/20195/8/201920,40020,400Estimated based on identified school closings and employee data from Oregon Department of Education reports.

AT&T Inc.

AL, FL, GA, KY, LA, MS, NC, SC, TNStatewidePrivate industry517311Communications Workers of America---8/24/20198/28/201920,00040,000-

Kennewick School District

WAKennewickLocal government611110Kennewick Education Association---8/27/20198/30/20191,8007,200-

General Motors

MIStatewidePrivate industry336300United Automobile WorkersUAW--9/16/201910/25/201946,0001,334,000-

Tenet Healthcare

CA, AZ, FLStatewidePrivate industry622110National Nurses United---9/20/20199/25/20194,30012,900-

University of Chicago Nurses

ILChicagoPrivate industry622110National Nurses United---9/20/20199/25/20192,2006,600-

Mack Trucks

PA, MD, FLStatewidePrivate industry336300United Automobile WorkersUAWLocal 677-10/12/201910/25/20193,50028,000-

Asarco

AZ, TXMultiplePrivate industry212230United Steelworkers USWDistrict 124375110/13/20197/6/20201,800325,800-

Chicago Public Schools

ILChicagoLocal government611110Chicago Teachers Union and Service Employees International UnionCTU, SEIUCTU Local 1, SEIU Local 73-10/17/201910/31/201932,000352,000-

Harvard University

MAStatewidePrivate industry611310Harvard Graduate Students Union - United Automobile WorkersHGSU, UAW--12/3/201912/31/20192,40048,000-

Kaiser Permanente

CAStatewidePrivate industry621111National Union of Healthcare WorkersNUHW--12/16/201912/21/20194,00020,000-

Swedish Medical Centers

WASeattle Metropolitan AreaPrivate industry622110Service Employee International UnionSEIULocal 1199NW-1/28/20201/31/20207,80023,400-

San Joaquin County

CASan Joaquin CountyLocal government921100California Nurses Association and Service Employee International UnionCNA, SEIULocal 1021-3/5/20203/7/20201,0002,000-

St. Paul Public Schools

MNSt. PaulLocal government611110St. Paul Federation of EducatorsSPFELocal 28-3/10/20203/13/20203,60010,800-

Bath Iron Works

MEBathPrivate industry336611International Association of Machinists and Aerospace WorkersIAMLocal S6-6/22/20208/23/20204,300189,200-

University of Michigan

MIAnn ArborState government61131Graduate Employees' OrganizationGEOLocal 3550-9/8/20209/16/20201,2008,400-

University of Illinois

ILChicagoState government61131Service Employee International UnionSEIU, INALocal 73-9/14/20209/24/20204,50037,300-

Alameda Health System (AHS)

CASan Francisco Metropolitan AreaLocal government622110Service Employees International Union, California Nurses Association, and International Longshoremen and Warehouse UnionSEIU (Local 1021), CNA, ILWULocal 1021-10/7/202010/12/20203,0009,000-

Cook County

ILChicagoLocal government62Service Employee International UnionSEIULocal 73-12/22/202012/22/20201,6001,600-

Hunts Point Produce Market

NYNew York CityPrivate industry445200International Brotherhood of Teamsters, Teamsters Joint Council 16 IBTLocal 202-1/17/20211/23/20211,4005,600-

Columbia University

NYNew York CityPrivate industry61131Graduate Workers of Columbia UniversityGWC-UAWLocal 2110-3/15/20211/7/20223,000177,000The work stoppage paused on 4/02/2021 since the number of workers in the work stoppage were less than 1,000. The remaining workers returned to work on 5/13/2021. The work stoppage resumed on 11/03/2021.

Allegheny Technologies Incorporated

PAMultiplePrivate industry332710United SteelworkersUSWLocal 1196, 1138-3/30/20217/13/20211,30094,900-

Warrior Met Coal, Inc.

ALBrookwoodPrivate industry212112United Mine Workers of AmericaUMWALocal 2245, 2368, 2397, 2427-4/1/20213/31/20221,100273,900-

New York University

NYNew York CityPrivate industry61131Graduate Student Organizing CommitteeGSOC-UAWLocal 2110-4/26/20215/15/20212,20033,000-

Cook County

ILChicagoLocal government622110Service Employee International UnionSEIULocal 73-6/25/20217/12/20212,00022,000-

Volvo Trucks North America

VADublinPrivate industry33612United Auto WorkersUAWLocal 2069-4/17/20217/14/20212,900101,500The work stoppage was paused between 4/30/2021 and noon on 6/07/2021.

University of Southern California

CALos AngelesPrivate industry622110California Nurses Association/National Nurses Organizing Committee (CNA/NNOC)CNA/NNOC--7/13/20217/14/20211,4002,800-

Nabisco

OR, IL, CO, GA, VAMultiplePrivate industry31123Bakery, Confectionery, Tobacco Workers, and Grain Millers InternationalBCTGMLocal 364, 1, 42, 26, 358-8/19/20219/18/20211,00021,000This work stoppage began on 8/10/2021, but did not reach the 1,000-worker threshold for inclusion on this report until 8/19/2021.

Associated General Contractors of Washington

WAMultiplePrivate industry230000Northwest Carpenters UnionNWCULocal 30, 41, 59, 70, 96, 129, 196, 816 -9/16/202110/11/20212,00034,000-

Harvard University

CACambridge, MAPrivate industry61131Harvard Graduate Students Union-United Auto WorkersHGSU-UAWLocal 5118-10/27/202110/29/20212,0006,000-

Mercy Hospital

NYBuffaloPrivate industry6221Communications Workers of AmericaCWALocal 1133-10/1/202111/9/20212,00054,000On 9/30/2021, the collective bargaining agreement expired.

Kellogg's

MI, PA, TN, NEMultiplePrivate industry31123Bakery, Confectionery, Tobacco Workers, and Grain Millers InternationalBCTGMLocal 3G, 374G, 252G, 50G-10/5/202112/21/20211,40074,200The work stoppage affected all of Kellogg's cereal-producing plants in the U.S., consisting of plants in Battle Creek, MI; Omaha, NE; Lancaster, PA; and Memphis, TN.

John Deere

CO, GA, IL, IA, KSMultiplePrivate industry333112United Auto WorkersUAWLocal 74-10/14/202111/17/202110,000240,000The work stoppage involved employees at 14 different facilities in the United States (including 7,200 at seven factories in Iowa, three in Illinois, one in Kansas, and one distribution center in Colorado, Georgia, and Illinois.)

Kaiser Permanente

CAOakland, CAPrivate industry62211Service Employees International Union-United Healthcare Workers West (SEIU-UHW) Local 20 and Local 29, the California Nurses Association and National Union of Healthcare Workers (NUHW)SEIU-UHW, OPEIU, IFPTE, NUHWSEIU-UHW, Local 29 (OPEIU) & 20 (ESC/IFPTE)-11/18/202111/19/202140,00040,000-

Fred Meyer - Kroger

ORPortland, Bend, Newburg and KlamathPrivate industry445110United Food and Commercial WorkersUFCWLocal 555-12/17/202112/17/20217,0007,000-

Kroger - King Soopers

CODenverPrivate industry445110United Food and Commercial Workers UnionUFCWLocal 7-1/12/20221/25/20228,00072,000-

Minneapolis Public Schools

MNMinneapolisLocal government611110Minneapolis Federation of Teachers and Education Support Professionals MFT, ESPLocal 59-3/8/20223/28/20224,50067,500-

Sacramento City Unified School District

CASacramentoLocal government611110Sacramento City Teachers Association and the Service Employees International Union SCTA, SEIULocal 2021-3/23/20224/3/20224,60036,800-

Sutter Health Hospitals

CANorthern CaliforniaPrivate industry622110California Nurses AssociationCNA--4/18/20224/22/20228,00040,000-

University of Illinois Chicago

ILChicagoState government61131Graduate Employee OrganizationGEOLocal 6297-4/18/20224/25/20221,5009,000-

Stanford Health Care and Lucile Packard Children's Hospital Stanford

CAStanford, Palo AltoPrivate industry622110Committee for Recognition of Nursing AchievementCRONA--4/25/20225/2/20225,00030,000-

Oakland Unified School District

CAOaklandLocal government611110Oakland Education AssociationOEA--4/29/20224/29/20222,0002,000-

CNH Industrial

IA, WIBurlington, IA; Racine, WIPrivate industry33310United Auto WorkersUAWLocal 180, 807-5/2/20221/21/20231,000180,000-

Cedars-Sinai Medical Center

CALos AngelesPrivate industry622110Service Employees International UnionSEIU--5/9/20225/13/20222,00010,000-

Brookline Public Schools

MABrooklineLocal government611110Brookline Educators UnionBEU--5/16/20225/16/20221,0001,000-

Kaiser Permanente LA Medical Center

CALos AngelesPrivate industry622110California Nurses AssociationCNA--6/23/20226/24/20221,2001,200-

Kaiser Permanente Northern California Facilities

CANorthern CaliforniaPrivate industry622110National Union of Healthcare WorkersNUHW--8/15/202210/18/20222,00090,000-

Frontier Communications

CASouthern CaliforniaPrivate industry517311Communication Workers of AmericaCWA--8/19/20228/24/20222,0008,000-

Columbus City Schools

OHColumbusLocal government611110Columbus Education AssociationCEA--8/22/20228/26/20224,50022,500-

Kent School District

WAKentLocal government611110Kent Education AssociationKEA--8/25/20229/7/20221,70015,300-

Twin Cities Hospitals Group, Essentia Health, Allina Health, St. Luke's

MNMultiplePrivate industry622Minnesota Nurses AssociationMNA--9/12/20229/14/202215,00045,000-

Weyerhaeuser Company

OR, WAMultiplePrivate industry113110 International Association of Machinists and Aerospace WorkersIAMLocal Lodge W246-9/13/202210/28/20221,20039,600-

San Francisco International Airport

CASan FranciscoLocal government722510Union of Needletrades, Industrial, and Textile Employees and Hotel Employees and Restaurant Employees UnionUNITE HERELocal 2-9/26/20229/28/20221,0003,000-

Sutter Health Hospitals

CABerkeleyPrivate industry622110California Nurses Association/National Nurses UnitedCNA/NNU--10/24/202210/29/20221,8009,000-

University of California

CAStatewideState government61131United Auto WorkersUAWLocal 2865, 5810-11/14/202212/23/202248,0001,272,00048,000 workers from 11/14-12/11. Number dropped to 36,000 from 12/12-12/23.

The New School

NYNYPrivate industry61131Academics Come Together - United Auto WorkersACT-UAWLocal 7902-11/16/202212/10/20221,70028,900-

New York Times

NYNYPrivate industry511110The NewsGuildTNG-CWA--12/8/202212/8/20221,1001,100-

Alta Bates Summit

CAOakland and BerkeleyPrivate industry622110California Nurses Association/National Nurses UnitedNNU--12/24/20221/2/20231,8007,200-

Montefiore Medical Center, Mount Sinai Medical Center

NY New YorkPrivate industry622120New York State Nurses AssociationNYSNA--1/9/20231/11/20237,00021,000-

Los Angeles Unified School District

CALos AngelesLocal government611110Service Employees International Union, United Teachers Los Angeles SEIU, UTLALocal 99-3/21/20233/23/202365,000195,000-

University of Michigan

MIAnn ArborState government611310Graduate Employees' OrganizationGEO--3/29/20238/25/20232,300239,200The work stoppage began at 10:24 a.m. on 03/29/2023. Since it was not a full shift, 03/29/2023 is the beginning date of the work stoppage, but it is not counted in the number of workdays lost.

Rutgers University

NJNew BrunswickState government611310Rutgers American Association of University Professors - American Federation of Teachers, American Association of University Professors - Biomedical and Health Sciences of New Jersey, and Rutgers Adjunct Faculty UnionAAUP-AFT, AAUP-BHSNJ--4/10/20234/14/20239,00045,000The work stoppage stopped on 04/14/2023. Rutgers and the 3 unions reached a tentative agreement.

UCSF Benioff Children's Hospital Oakland

CAOakland, Walnut CreekPrivate industry622110National Union of Healthcare Workers, International Union of Operating EngineersNUHW, IUOELocal 39-4/19/20234/19/20231,2001,200-

Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers

CA, NYLos Angeles, New York CityPrivate industry512110Writers Guild of America West, Writers Guild of America EastWGAW, WGAE--5/2/20239/24/202311,5001,173,000Tentative agreement was reached 9/24. The last full day of withheld labor was 9/26. Workers returned to work on 9/27.

Oakland Unified School District

CAOaklandLocal government611110Oakland Education AssociationOEA--5/4/20235/15/20233,00024,000-

The New England Healthcare Group

CTHartford, Cromwell, New London, Manchester, ColchesterPrivate industry621600New England Health Care Employees UnionSEIULocal 1199NE-5/24/20236/15/20231,70025,500The 15th was the day the work stoppage officially ended, however, due to some of the work schedules the last full day of withheld labor was the 14th.

University of Washington

WASeattleState government611310United Auto WorkersUAWLocal 4121-6/7/20236/15/20232,40016,800-

Providence Portland Medical Center

ORPortlandPrivate industry622120Oregon Nurses AssociationONA--6/19/20236/23/20231,8007,200-

Wabtec

PAEriePrivate industry336000United Electrical WorkersUELocal 506, 618-6/22/20238/31/20231,40070,000-

Spirit AeroSystems

KSWichitaPrivate industry336400International Association of Machinists and Aerospace WorkersIAMLocal 839-6/23/20237/4/20236,00042,000The workers started to return to work on 7/5/2023.

Ascension Nurses

TX, KSTexas and KansasPrivate industry621600National Nurses Organizing Committee and National Nurses United NNOC and NNU--6/27/20236/30/20232,0008,000-

Los Angeles and Orange County Hotels

CALos Angeles and Orange CountyPrivate industry721110UNITE HERE -Local 11 -7/2/20237/4/202315,00015,000First wave of work stoppages involved 15,000 workers from 7/2 - 7/4; The WSP were unable to verify the workers' participation, nor the duration of additional waves.

Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers

CA, NYLos Angeles, New York CityPrivate industry512110Screen Actors Guild - American Federation of Television and Radio Artists SAG-AFTRA--7/14/202311/8/2023160,00013,120,000-

Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital

NJNew BrunswickPrivate industry622120United SteelworkersUSWLocal 4-200-8/4/202312/15/20231,700156,400-

Los Angeles City Workers

CALos AngelesPrivate industry5611Service Employees International UnionSEIULocal 721-8/8/20238/8/202311,00011,000-

Blue Cross Blue Shield

MIDetroit, Lansing, Grand RapidsPrivate industry52411United Auto WorkersUAWLocal 1781; 2500; 2145; 2256-9/13/202312/6/20231,10063,800-

Ford Motor Co., General Motors Co., and Stellantis

CA, CO, FL, GA, IL, KY, MA, MD, MI, MN, MO, MS, NC, NV, NY, OH, OR, PA, TN, TX, VA, WI, WVStatewide CA; Statewide CO; Orlando and Jacksonville FL; Morrow, GA; Statewide IL; Louisville, KY; Mansfield, MA; Statewide MI; Plymouth, MN; Wentzville, MO; Charlotte, NC; Reno, NV; Tappan, NY; Statewide OH; Beaverton, OR; Statewide PA; Memphis, TN; Statewide TX; Winchester, VA; Statewide WI; Martinsburg, WVPrivate industry3361United Auto WorkersUAWLocal 2250; 12; 900; 653; 174; 651; 659; 1753; 674; 431; 722; 2114; 2162; 6645; 816; 1590; 2402; 2404; 2406; 2177; 1248; 125; 186; 1178; 230; 492; 868; 2360; 375; 573; 75; 946; 1649; 3039; 422; 551; 602; 862; 1700; 276; 1853.-9/15/202310/30/202349,800869,200"Work stoppage began with 12,700 UAW workers on 9/15; UAW added 5,600 workers on 9/22; 7,000 workers on 9/29; 8,700 workers at 6:00 pm E.T. on 10/11; 6,800 workers on 10/23; 5,000 workers on 10/24; and 4,000 workers at 8:00 pm E.T. on 10/29/2023.

UAW and Ford announced a tentative agreement on 10/25; a tentative agreement with Stellantis on 10/28; and a tentative agreement with GM on 10/30. On 10/30, UAW announced a suspension of the strike and a return to work for all workers. "

Kaiser Permanente

CA, CO, DC, OR, VA, WAStatewidePrivate industry621399Service Employees International Union; Office and Professional Employees International Union; Engineers and Scientists of CaliforniaSEIU, OPEIU, IFPTESEIU UHW, 49, 105, 121RN; OPEIU 2, 29, 30; IFPTE 20-10/4/202310/7/202375,600226,800-

Prime Healthcare

CALos Angeles, Inglewood, Garden GrovePrivate industry621999United Nurses Association of California/Union of Health Care Professionals, Service Employees International Union-United Healthcare Workers WestUNAC/UNHCP, SEIU-UHW--10/9/202310/14/20231,8007,200-

Mack Trucks Inc.

PA, MD, FLJacksonville, Hagerstown, Baltimore, Macungie, MiddletownPrivate industry3336United Auto WorkersUAW Local 171; 677; 1247; 2301; 2420 -10/9/202311/19/20234,000112,000The workers returned to work on 11/20.

MGM Grand Detroit, MotorCity Casino, and Hollywood Casino at Greektown

MIDetroitPrivate industry713210Detroit Casino CouncilDCCUNITE HERE Local 24, UAW Local 7777, Teamsters Local 1038, Operating Engineers Local 347, and the Michigan Regional Council of Carpenters-10/17/202312/2/20233,70099,500The MotorCity Casino and Hollywood Casino at Greektown work stoppage of 2,100 workers ended on 11/19.

PeaceHealth

WAVancouver, LongviewPrivate industry621111Oregon Federation of Nurses and Health ProfessionalsOFNHPAFT-Local 5017-10/22/202310/28/20231,3006,500-

Portland Public Schools

ORPortlandLocal government611Portland Association of TeachersPAT--11/1/202311/26/20234,00064,000Tentative agreement on 11/26. Classes resumed on 11/27 while voting takes place.

California State University

CASan Diego and San MarcosState government5617TeamstersIBTLocal 2010-11/14/202311/14/20231,1001,100-

Providence Everett

WAEverettPrivate industry622110The United Food and Commercial Workers International UnionUFCWLocal 3000-11/14/202311/17/20231,3005,200-

State of California

CAStatewideState government541California Association of Professional Scientists ---11/15/202311/17/20234,3005,300The work stoppage started on 11/15/2023 but the first day did not meet the threshold of 1,000 workers. 1,000 workers participated on the second day and 4,300 workers participated on the third day.

Hospital Corporation of America

CAThousand Oaks, West Hills Hospital, and RiversidePrivate industry622110Service Employees International UnionSEIULocal 121RN-11/22/202311/26/20232,4004,800-

Ascension Nurses

TX, KSTexas and KansasPrivate industry621600National Nurses Organizing Committee and National Nurses United NNOC and NNU--12/6/202312/9/20231,8005,400The stoppage involved a 1 work-day strike followed by a 2 work-day lockout, as Ascension hospital stated that they are contractually obligated to provide multiple days of work to temporary replacement workers, so the nurses that went on strike were not able to return to work until a few days later, causing the total work stoppage to encompass 3 work-days.

DHL Express

KS Cincinnati, Northern Kentucky International Airport (DHL CVG hub)Private industry4921TeamstersIBTLocal 100-12/7/202312/19/20231,1009,900DHL Express tug and ramp workers.

University of Rochester hospitals

NYUniversity of Rochester Medical Center's (URMC) Strong Memorial Hospital and the U of R River CampusPrivate industry622110Service Employees International UnionSEIUSEIU Local 200 United, 1199SEIU-12/13/202312/13/20231,8001,800-

Prime Healthcare

CAPrime St. Francis Medical Center, Lynwood; Prime Centinela Medical Center, Inglewood; Prime Encino Medical Center, Encino; and Prime Garden Grove Hospital Medical Center, Garden GrovePrivate industry621999United Nurses Association of California/Union of Health Care Professionals, Service Employees International Union-United Healthcare Workers WestUNAC/UNHCP, SEIU-UHW--12/20/202312/26/20231,8007,200-

California State University

CAStatewide CA State government610000California Faculty AssociationCFA--01/22/202401/22/202429,00029,000The work stoppage was originally intended for a week, but ended after a tentative deal was struck on the night of 1/22/2024.

Minneapolis-St. Paul Contract Cleaners Association

MNMinneapolis-St. PaulPrivate industry560000Service Employees International UnionSEIULocal 26-03/04/202403/06/20244,00012,000-

Cerenity Senior Care, Monarch Healthcare Management, Providence Place, and Saint Therese

MNMinneapolis-St. PaulPrivate industry620000Service Employees International Union; United Food and Commercial WorkersSEIU; UFCWSEIU Healthcare Minnesota and Iowa; UFCW Local 663-03/05/202403/05/20241,1001,100-

Boston University

MABostonPrivate industry610000Service Employees International Union; Boston University Graduate Workers UnionSEIU; BUGWULocal 509-03/25/202410/17/20243,000429,000The work stoppage began at 12:00pm on 03/25. Because this was not a full missed shift, the 25th is not included in the number of workdays lost. Voting on a new contract began on 10/11 but the stoppage did not conclude until 10/17.

Santa Clara Valley Healthcare

CASan Jose and GilroyLocal government620000Registered Nurses Professional AssociationRNPA--04/02/202404/04/20243,80011,400Involved the following locations: Valley Medical Center and O’Connor Hospital in San Jose and St. Louise Regional Hospital in Gilroy

National Electrical Contractors Association

WAPuget Sound regionPrivate industry230000International Brotherhood of Electrical WorkersIBEWLocal 46-04/11/202406/19/20241,00048,000-

University of Washington

WASeattleState government610000United Auto WorkersUAWLocal 4121-05/14/202405/14/20246,0006,000-

University of California System

CASanta Cruz, Los Angeles, Davis, San Diego, Santa Barbara, and IrvineState government610000United Auto WorkersUAWLocal 4811-05/20/202406/07/202430,100182,900Stoppage began part way through the day on 5/20 with 2,000 workers at UC Santa Cruz with the first full shift of withheld labor on 5/21. UCLA and UC Davis joined on 5/28 with 6,400 and 5,700 workers. In addition, 8,000 at UC San Diego, 5,000 workers at UC Irvine, and 3,000 at UC Santa Barbara started on 6/5. A court order ended the stoppage as of 6/7 with a return to work the following Monday on June 10.

Western Washington University

WABellinghamState government610000United Auto WorkersUAWWestern Academic Workers United (WAWU)-05/21/202405/22/20241,1002,200-

Providence Hospitals

ORStatewidePrivate industry620000Oregon Nurses AssociationONA--06/18/202406/22/20243,0009,000-

Rady Children's Hospital

CASan DiegoPrivate industry620000United Nurses of Children's Hospital Teamsters UNOCHLocal 1699-07/22/202407/23/20241,6003,200-

Activision Productions Inc., Blindlight LLC, Disney Character Voices Inc., Electronic Arts Productions Inc., Formosa Interactive LLC, Insomniac Games Inc., Take 2 Productions Inc., VoiceWorks Productions Inc., and WB Games Inc.

CA, NYStatewidePrivate industry510000Screen Actors Guild- American Federation of Television and Radio ArtistsSAG-AFTRA--07/26/2024[4]2,600280,800Work stoppage began at 12am on Friday 7/26 Employers involved: Activision Productions Inc., Blindlight LLC, Disney Character Voices Inc., Electronic Arts Productions Inc., Formosa Interactive LLC, Insomniac Games Inc., Take 2 Productions Inc., VoiceWorks Productions Inc., WB Games Inc.

AT&T

AL, FL, GA, KY, LA, MS, NC, SC, TNStatewidePrivate industry510000Communication Workers of AmericaCWA3rd District-08/16/202409/15/202417,000340,000-

Cornell University

NYIthacaPrivate industry610000United Auto WorkersUAWLocal 2300-08/18/202409/02/20241,00010,000Stoppage began at 10:00pm on 8/18/2024, 8/19 was the first day where labor was withheld for a full shift.

University of Illinois Hospitals and Clinics

ILChicagoState government620000Illinois Nurses Association INA--08/19/202408/25/20241,4007,000-

Providence Kadlec

WARichland and KennewickPrivate industry620000Service Employees International UnionSEIULocal 1199NW-08/20/202408/26/20241,1005,500-

Fred Meyers - Kroger

ORPortlandPrivate industry440000United Food and Commercial WorkersUFCWLocal 555-08/28/202409/03/20244,00012,000Workers returned on September 3rd at 8:00am.

Aimbridge, Highgate, Hilton, Hyatt, Marriott, and Omni

Nationwide-Private industry720000United Needletrades Industrial, and Textile Employees-Hotel Employees and Restaurant EmployeesUNITE HERE--09/01/202412/20/20249,400213,700This stoppage involved 37 locations with various hotel workers withholding labor and returning to work at different points throughout the period. The earliest stoppage began on 9/1/24 and the number of workers involved fell below the 1,000 worker threshold on 12/20/2024. Details available upon request.

Boeing

WA, OR, CASeattle, Portland, Edwards Air Force BasePrivate industry330000International Association of MachinistsIAMDistrict 751 and W24-09/13/202411/05/202433,0001,221,000-

Textron Aviation

KSWichitaPrivate industry330000International Association of MachinistsIAMLocal 774-09/23/202410/20/20245,00095,000-

Aramark

PAPhiladelphiaPrivate industry720000United Needletrades Industrial, and Textile Employees-Hotel Employees and Restaurant EmployeesUNITE HERELocal 274-09/23/202409/26/20241,5006,000Workers returned on September 27, 2024 without a new contract in place.

United States Maritime Alliance (USMX)

Nationwide-Private industry810000International Longshoremen's AssociationILA--10/01/202410/03/202447,000141,000-

CVS

CALos Angeles, Los Alamitos, Anaheim, and Buena ParkPrivate industry450000United Food and Commercial Workers UFCWLocal 770-10/18/202410/20/20247,0007,000The labor stoppage began on 10/18 at 7am and concluded on Sunday, 10/20, resulting in 1 full shift of work stoppage.

Kaiser Permanente

CASouthern CaliforniaPrivate industry620000National Union of Healthcare WorkersNUHW--10/21/2024[4]2,400117,600-

North Shore Educators

MAGloucester, Beverly, MarbleheadState government610000Gloucester Teachers Association, Beverly Teachers Association, Marblehead School DistrictGTA; BTA--11/08/202411/26/20241,50016,800Beverly (650) and Gloucester (400) stoppage began on Friday 11/08/24, and Marblehead (450) began on Tuesday 11/12/24. Beverly stoppage dates: 11/08-11/26. Gloucester stoppage dates: 11/08-11/22. Marblehead stoppage dates: 11/12-11/26. The total number of participating workers was approximately 16,750. This number has been rounded to 16,800.

Oregon State University

ORCorvallisState government610000Coalition of Graduate EmployeesCGEAFT 6069-11/12/202412/09/20241,70032,300-

The University of Illinois Hospital and Health Sciences System (UI Health)

ILChicagoState government620000Illinois Nurses AssociationINA--11/13/202411/16/20241,7005,100-

University of California

CAStatewideState government610000American Federation of State, County & Municipal EmployeesAFSCMELocal 3299-11/20/202411/21/202437,00074,000-

New Seasons Market

ORPortlandPrivate industry440000New Seasons Labor UnionNSLU--11/27/202411/27/20241,0001,000-

Amazon

CA, NY, GA, ILStatewide CA, New York City, Atlanta, SkokiePrivate industry490000International Brotherhood of TeamstersIBT--12/19/202412/24/20247,00028,000Amazon delivery drivers were organized by IBT, however were not bargaining members of the union nor considered employees by Amazon due to their status as independent contractors. The stoppage still meets work stoppage guidelines as shifts were missed.

Starbucks

Nationwide-Private industry720000Workers UnitedWUStarbucks Workers United-12/20/202412/24/20245,50016,500-

Footnotes:

[1] Industry code is determined using 2017 North American Industry Classification System (NAICS).

[2] The figures are rounded to the nearest hundred. Figures provided by organizations involved may be rounded prior to publication by BLS.

[3] The cumulative length of the work stoppage as measured in weekdays, Monday through Friday, excluding weekends and Federal holidays.

[4] Ongoing work stoppage.

Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Work Stoppages Program.

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Last Modified Date: February 20, 2025