Obama Gives Due to LiUNA and the Building Trades
January 21, 2015 By Neal Tepel, LaborPress Publisher Washington, DC — LeDaya Epps, one of First Lady Michelle Obama's guests at last night's State of the Union address, was given
January 21, 2015 By Neal Tepel, LaborPress Publisher Washington, DC — LeDaya Epps, one of First Lady Michelle Obama's guests at last night's State of the Union address, was given
January 20, 2015 By Sherrod Brown Cleveland, OH—The infrastructure that helped create America’s middle class is crumbling, while Republicans continue to block funding for high speed rail. Here in Ohio,
January 19, 2015 By Leo Gerard, United Steelworkers President The recent jobs report set off cheering: a quarter million positions added in December; unemployment declining to 5.6 percent. This good news arrived
January 12, 2015 By Sean McGarvey, President of North America's Building Trades Unions Washington, DC – North America's Building Trades Unions are pleased that a bi-partisan majority of the U.S.
January 8, 2015 By Marc Bussanich New York, NY—That’s how the president of the 500,000-member California Building and Construction Trades described the fierce political battle over the last 15 years
January 6, 2015 By Stephanie West Boston, MA- Construction leaders in Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Maine have endorsed the building of a natural gas pipeline from New York to the
January 1, 2015 By Stephanie West New York, NY – The negotiating committees of Local 94 and the Reality Advisory Board reached a tentative agreement this week covering approximately 4,000
December 25, 2014 By Stephanie West Long Island, NY – The Metropolitan Transportation Authority has awarded a contract for the design and construction of a new bridge over the railroad
December 18, 2014 By Marc Bussanich New York, NY—The president of the Heat & Frost Insulators Local 12 participated in the climate forum hosted by the Alliance for a Greater
December 17, 2014 By Joe Maniscalco New York, NY – The City of New York’s continued reliance on large-scale housing developers who hire problematic building contractors brought an angry response from organized