New York, NY – “Calling someone ugly doesn’t make you better looking, calling someone stupid doesn’t make you smarter,” said Tina Fey, accepting the award for Outstanding Book of a
This week, hundreds of 1199 SEIU hospital workers and students conducted a petition walk at NYU Tisch, delivering nearly 3,000 signatures from 1199 caregivers, and a letter to Dr. Robert
John “Jack” Dunlevy may be in the midst of one of the most demanding apprenticeship programs out there, but he has nothing but praise for the opportunity and everything he
New York, NY — A partial report released in May by Restaurant Opportunities Centers United (ROC), titled “Take Me Off the Menu: The Impact of Sexual Harassment in the Restaurant
New York, NY – Food service workers, students, members of CUNY Rising and the New York City Central Labor Council, representatives from unions and others rallied on Tuesday, May 8,
New York, NY – Erick Garay, 36, who will graduate from the Apprenticeship program this June, is a prime example of the power of unions, in the most personal way.
New York, NY – Jeremy Smith was on active duty in Afghanistan when he found out that he’d received his Journeyman’s Union Book, the result of four years in the
New York, NY – The 2018 Drama Desk Awards nominations were announced on Thursday, April 26th, at Feinstein’s/54 Below in midtown Manhattan.
Chanel Rivera was 27-years-old, and doing work she calls “not productive,” when she first went online to research apprenticeships and trades.
New York, NY — Thousands of protestors took to the streets nationwide on April 14th and 15th, rallying against the bombing of Syria and demanding that money be spent on
