On July 7, a state Supreme Court judge temporarily blocked a contentious plan to switch retired city government employees over to a Medicare Advantage plan, ushering in a big win
The NYC District Council of Carpenters gathered at City Hall on July 13 to demand enforcement from the city’s Economic Development Corporation on the soccer stadium and affordable housing development
Across New York City, UPS workers are increasingly showing that they are ready for a potential strike at the end of the month. After the Teamsters and UPS broke off
Three transit unions held a memorial for the members who died because of the pandemic on July 6 at the Charleston Bus Depot in Staten Island. The Amalgamated Transit Union
Service workers with the SEIU 32BJ led rallies at Laguardia and John F. Kennedy Airport over the past week and half in an effort to get Congress to improve airport
Though the NYC Organization of Public Service Retirees held a rally on June 22 billed as a push for a City Council bill that would block Mayor Adams’ effort to
Over 1,000 office janitors from across New York City rallied in Bryant Park on June 15 to launch their campaign for a new union contract. With the city’s commercial real
When Joe Scopo arrives at a construction site with a large inflatable rat, developers have learned that they are in for a tough fight. As the director of organizing for
Shortly after International Union of Elevator Constructors Local One apprentice Matt Clarke got on the job, he found himself working on a project involving one of the longest escalators in
Nontraditional Employment for Women (NEW) held its annual Equity Leadership Awards Luncheon on May 18. The event provided a forum for two skilled tradeswomen who went through NEW’s pre-apprentice training
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