The Texas Education Agency has placed 21 non-certified individuals on its Do Not Hire Registry following arrests related to alleged misconduct. The action aims to protect student safety while criminal proceedings continue.
Twenty-seven IAM members from across North America participated in a recent week-long Spanish-language leadership course at William W. Winpisinger Education Center. The program focused on building skills relevant to labor advocacy while connecting participants through shared experiences.
The Texas Real Estate Commission will perform scheduled website maintenance starting May 8 in the evening. The Real Estate and Appraiser License Management Portal will stay accessible during this time.
The Transportation Communications Union (TCU/IAM) is merging its legislative department with that of International Association of Machinists (IAM). Leaders say this move will strengthen their advocacy efforts across multiple industries at both congressional level as well as within federal agencies.
Texas continues its rapid population growth while organizations grapple with expanding IT needs across diverse locations. Experts highlight standardization and visibility as critical strategies for managing complexity during this period of change.
The U.S. Census Bureau has released updated data from its Business Trends and Outlook Survey (BTOS), including new findings on artificial intelligence adoption among U.S. businesses. The ongoing survey offers timely insights into business conditions nationwide.
The International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers honored members lost or injured on the job during a ceremony marking Workers’ Memorial Day. Jody Bennett said five members died at work in the past year as calls continued for improved workplace safety.
A new University of Texas at Austin study warns that data centers could consume up to nine percent of Texas’ total water supply by 2040 if current trends continue. Researchers urge more transparency from industry players along with coordinated planning among stakeholders.
Acting Texas Comptroller Kelly Hancock announced he will distribute $1.4 billion in sales tax revenue this May—a notable increase over last year’s allocation amounts for local governments statewide.
Dora Cervantes has been reelected to the executive board at a major labor convention in Washington. Delegates discussed organizing efforts and urged support for union-made products.