The Tennessee Drivers Union met with six Nashville Metro Council members and a delegate from the mayor’s office Tuesday night at the Glencliff United Methodist Church to discuss improvements to working conditions for rideshare and taxi drivers.

Saturday, Sept. 7, marked Nashville’s 11th annual Labor Day Parade as workers, unions, high school marching bands, sympathetic politicians and supportive organizations gathered early that morning to march down Broadway in a show of solidarity with the working class.

AT&T Southeast employees represented by the Communication Workers of America labor union established picket lines in multiple spots around Murfreesboro Monday.