…from legal, political, community and other allies. “My earlier years growing up in New York City taught me that the world and the workplace is not always just, you need…
The city carpenters union joined with prosecutors Thursday to put fear into law-breaking construction contractors. As part of a day of action against tax fraud in the union construction industry,…
…issues, among other issues. The Teamsters are firmly resisting cost-neutral bargaining and concessions. National negotiations begin April 17. Read the full story by Teamster News, published April 10, 2023, here:https://teamster.org/2023/04/teamsters-hold-the-line-on-member-proposals-as-ups-refuses-to-talk-money/…
…as both she and RISD management say the fair wages and benefits the workers are asking for are “excessive.” Find the full story, by Teamster News, published April 6, 2023,…
Washington, DC – The American Federation of Government Employees (AFGE), and the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) reached a three year agreement (TA) that modernizes VA hiring procedures. “AFGE is…
…wait times and uncertainty. “The good news for the high school students is that we are in need of construction workers. We’re in need of a future skilled workforce. People…
…the way, where riders can process some transactions and sign up for reduced fare services. Read the full story by Greg Mocker for PIX11 News, published March 28, 2023, here:https://pix11.com/news/local-news/station-agents-will-work-and-meet-customers-on-nyc-subway-platforms/…
…Satish Jindel, President of Ship Matrix, says that he believes negotiations will avert a threatened strike and produce an agreement by or before June 30. The current contract runs to…
…for economic justice and worker protections today. “We use this opportunity to ensure that workers not only within the borders of the United States, but around the world, that they…
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…
