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Over 200 Wikimedia Foundation employees voted to unionize with the Communications Workers of America, driven by concerns over management practices and competition from AI chatbots.
The AI boom is driving up housing costs in San Francisco, making it difficult for even high-earning tech workers to afford homes due to rapid expansion of companies like OpenAI and Anthropic.
An interview about the largest tech worker unionization effort in US history, where 2,100 IT employees at the University of California joined UPTE-CWA Local 9119 to fight layoffs and shape technology serving people.
Tech workers are increasingly turning to unions in response to AI-driven layoffs, increased surveillance, and workload pressures, with drives at Google DeepMind, Meta, and others.
This article is a guide for tech workers on how to unionize, covering the benefits of unionization such as job security and a voice in AI deployment, as well as the challenges and steps to get started, drawing on insights from organizers at Kickstarter and UCLA.
A survey of 6,000 tech workers reveals a sharp split in AI sentiment, with half feeling amplified and half destabilized, along with rising burnout and falling optimism.
Wikipedia workers in Britain are seeking union recognition for the first time globally, requesting representation by the United Tech and Allied Workers section of the Communication Workers Union.
Developer Noah B. Wilson was laid off from ServiceNow after eight years and shared his experience on LinkedIn, warning that CEOs will replace workers with AI to cut costs. The article highlights ongoing concerns about AI's impact on tech employment.