New York, NY – All city employees will now be required to be vaccinated against Covid-19. Health Commissioner Dr. Dave Chokshi signed the order on October 20, impacting some 160,500
New York, NY – As work from home becomes more routine in the aftermath of the pandemic, retailers throughout the city will continue to take a huge hit, a new
NEW YORK, N.Y.—Workers on strike at the United Metro Energy Corporation fuel terminal in Brooklyn marked the six-month anniversary of their walkout October 19, with a rally outside the
New York, NY – The New York City Central Labor Council [NYCCLC] is a non-profit labor membership organization devoted to supporting, advancing and advocating for the working people of New
New York, NY – “Six” is the first original musical of the fall 2021 Broadway season and it is a joy. It was scheduled to open in March, but had to
New York, NY – New York City is reportedly transferring all female and trans-identified prisoners out of the problem-plagued Rikers Island Detention Center. In an agreement between Governor Kathy Hochul and Mayor Bill
New York, NY – United Federation of Teachers [UFT] President Michael Mulgrew’s drive to help move New York City municipal retirees out of traditional Medicare, along with his controversial role
BUFFALO, N.Y.—New York State Attorney General Letitia James last week stepped into the strike over understaffing at Buffalo’s Mercy Hospital, issuing a cease-and-desist order to the company the Catholic
New York, NY – Workplace violence is a leading cause of occupational injury. Assaults can come from strangers, customers or patients, or even co-workers. It’s important to recognize that injuries
NEW YORK, NY— Mayor Bill de Blasio this week appointed Annabel Palma commissioner and chair of the NYC Commission on Human Rights. Palma will now lead enforcement of New York City’s Human Rights Law—
