The notorious 2011 anti-collective bargaining law in Wisconsin that severely limited collective bargaining rights for public employees is now being challenged in court. Former Gov. Scott Walker had been a
Some Amazon workers at the Maspeth, Queens warehouse walked off the job. This is during a very busy holiday season. They are joining other Amazon workers across the country, going
Nurses at NYU Langone Hospital-Brooklyn have won a substantial financial victory after Arbitrator Howard Edelman ruled on Dec. 1 that those who worked on short-staffed shifts must be compensated. The
5,000 Teamsters across the nation have voted by an overwhelming 99% to authorize a strike at Anheuser-Busch. That empowers the Teamsters National Negotiating Committee to call a strike if the
On Monday, Dec. 11, a meeting of the City Council’s Finance Committee was held in which union leaders and certain members of the council raised vociferous objections to the Adams
A rally held outside of City Hall on Wednesday, Dec. 13, was attended by lawmakers and hundreds of street vendors and those who aspired to have the same opportunity. Bronx
About 16,000 passenger service agents, represented by the CWA-IBT have reached a tentative agreement with American Airlines. According to Marge Krueger, Director of Airline Passenger Service at CWA, the union’s
Workers at GM plants in Ohio and Maryland have won a landslide financial victory after an arbitrator ruled they were owed nearly $8 million in back pay. Mike Booth, UAW
New York City is a working people’s city, and the Adams Administration is committed to advancing solutions to provide for some of our most vulnerable neighbors. All workers deserve to
The $16 billion Gateway construction project has finally begun, after years of political battles and other delays. The Hudson River Tunnel part of the Gateway Program began. The Program is
