A day after New York City Mayor Eric Adams officially signed the contract that will bind 250,000 municipal retirees to a privately run Medicare plan, protesters organized a cheeky rally
New York – District Council (DC) 37 members voted yes and ratified its five year contract with New York City. The agreement provided annual raises of 3 percent in the first four years and
The development of Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a growing threat to workers’ livelihoods worldwide. But a particular type of AI, used for vehicles, endangers not only jobs, but ordinary people
According to a report by the city’s Independent Budget Office, Mayor Eric Adams has removed about 300 vacant school safety agent positions from the budget. The agents, also designated peace
Michigan unions, along with Demcratic power, are coming back. The notorious anti-union law, called “Right-to-Work” in an Orwellian twist of irony, has been repealed in the state. Gov. Gretchen Whitmer
The U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) released a statement on Equal Pay Day, which falls on the 14th of March annually. Rife with statistics to support its assertion that the
The Transport Workers Union Local 100, representing thousands of subway and bus workers, has partnered with State Senator Jessica Ramos and Assembly Member Pheffer Amato in pursuit of amendments to
Dozens of Senators have joined together to introduce two bills to make the tax code fairer for workers and to put the brakes on multi-million dollar tax deductions by corporations
After a last-minute disagreement over wages and contract duration threatened negotiations, Bronx building workers struck a deal with the Bronx realty advisory board (brab) and successfully averted a strike nearly
Union retirees in New York City have been protesting and filing lawsuits for two years, aiming to keep their traditional Medicare and Senior Care plans, which are under attack. Currently,
