February 9, 2016 By Barry J. Peek and Chloe Serinsky In June, a court decision was issued with the potential to impact the nature of modern employment relationships. In O’Connor
February 3, 2016 By Steven Wishnia By Request of our Readers We are Reposting a Special Report Part on Construction Subsidies 421-a New York, NY – In the year before
February 3, 2016 By Steven Wishnia By Request of our Readers We are Reposting a Special Report Part on Construction Subsidies 421-a New York, NY – The 421-a housing construction
February 2, 2016 By Steven Wishnia New York, NY — The message arrived on Uber drivers’ smartphones at 8:06 a.m. on Friday, Jan 29: “This is a reminder that starting
January 30, 2016 By John Quinn, LaborPress Albany Albany, N.Y. – NYSUT is calling for a big increase in state funding for education. The union representing teachers in New York
January 27, 2016 By Michael Jordan What the Cadillac Tax Delay Means for Labor The $1.1 trillion budget deal approved by Congress on Dec. 18, 2015, delays the Cadillac
January 21, 2016 By Tom Canty, Vice President and General Manager, Empire BlueCross BlueShield Government, Labor and Special Account In September 2014, President Obama announced a $100 million federal brain
January 19, 2016 By Bill Hohlfeld A Review of: Working Stories – Essays by Reflective Practitioners, Ed Murphy, Editor Albany, NY. When we hear the word “work,” each of us
January 19, 2016 By Tara Jessup The Workers Unite Film Festival is previewing a powerful and important film dealing with the issues of #BlackLivesMatter and police violence against working people
January 15, 2016 By Steve Wishnia and Neal Tepel Phoenix, Az—Drivers on Phoenix’s privatized bus routes went out on strike Jan. 8, demanding adequate bathroom breaks, more vacation time, and
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