New York, NY – Hundreds of union and non-union construction workers and their supporters gathered on Tuesday, November 19, outside the 7th Avenue headquarters of New Line Structures — one
New York, NY – Kyle Bragg, head of the union representing 22,000 commercial cleaners across the city, has only been involved in two strikes over the course of his decades
NEW YORK, N.Y.—The City Council voted 46-1 Nov. 14 to pass a law that would require the operators of many future “affordable housing” developments to pay building-service workers prevailing wage. The
NEW YORK, N.Y.—“This looks like the Leaning Tower of New York,” says Joe Scopo, head organizer of District Council 16 of the Cement and Concrete Workers, as about a dozen
Staten Island, NY – This past Sunday, rank and file members from the Cement and Concrete Workers District Council and the Laborers-Employers Cooperation and Education Trust [LECET] hit the hardwood
New York, NY – Radio City Music Hall, the legendary entertainment venue at 1260 Avenue of the Americas, opened to the public in December 1932. The spectacular shows employ a
Michael Bloomberg would be the worst candidate the Democrats could possibly nominate in 2020—unless they cross-endorse Donald Trump. The former New York mayor, who has begun preparations to run in
Want to join a a union or organize your shop? How do higher wages, affordable health care and a pension sound to you? Find out how you can join a
New York, NY – On Wednesday, November 6th, the 13th Annual Building Service Worker Awards were presented at the 32BJ SEIU Headquarters in downtown Manhattan. The city’s best doormen, supers,
New York, NY – Prevailing wage laws are critical in maintaining quality in the construction industry. The concept and original legislation were conceived by two Republican U.S. senators, James J. Davis
