September 10, 2011 As we prepare to celebrate Labor Day, organized labor has never been at a more important crossroads than now. Forces in the halls of power throughout America
September 10, 2011The NYC Central Labor Council will hold this year’s 2011 Labor Day Parade Saturday, September 10, 2011 with a traditional solidarity march and unity parade up Manhattan’s Fifth
September 9, 2011 The President took an important and necessary step September 8th: he started a serious national conversation about how to solve our jobs crisis. He showed working people
September 9, 2011By Marc Bussanich On the steep steps of the Department of Education (DOE) building on Chambers Street September 7th, Local 372 N.Y.C. Board of Education Employees, an affiliate
September 7, 2011By Bob Hennelly Paterson a week after Irene hit New Jersey President Obama and Governor Christie toured some of the hardest hit areas near the Passaic River in
September 5, 2011By Vincent Alvarez, President, NYC Central Labor Council The nation will observe Labor Day this coming weekend, allowing workers across the country to enjoy a well-deserved rest on
September 5, 2011As we observe Labor Day 2011, it’s clear that working men and women in the U.S. and Canada are hurting. The U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis’ latest data
September 2, 2011By Marc BussanichAs of November 2010, 73 SEIU 32BJ members have been locked out of work at the sprawling Flatbush Gardens building complex by their employer, David Bistricer
September 1, 2011Dr. Dan Miller The following are Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg’s remarks as delivered at Engine 166/Ladder 86 Fire Company on Staten Island: Updates New Yorkers on Restoration of Services
August 29, 2011By Bob HennellyDebt is really not about numbers, it is about character. Incurring debt today enables us to get something right now and defer the consequences down the
