New York, NY — If you are at all interested in seeing the trade union movement build strength and expand diversity, the stubbornly single-digit figures reflecting the overall percentage of
NEW YORK, N.Y.—LaborPress honored two women at its annual Leadership Awards March 21: garment-worker union leader Julie Bracero Kelly and Denise M. Richardson, head of a trade association for union
New York, NY – The ongoing pay disparity between Early Childhood Education teachers working at Community Based Organizations [CBOs] throughout the five boroughs and their counterparts at the Department of
New York, NY – On April 10, a breakfast seminar on multi-employer healthcare plans will be held at the American Labor Museum in Haledon, NJ. Actuaries Milliman, accountants Novak Francella
JACKSON, Miss.—The Mississippi House voted March 11 to increase teachers’ pay by $4,000 over the next two years, four times the $500-a-year raises previously approved by the state Senate. Rep.
LORDSTOWN, Ohio—The General Motors plant that sprawls over a former cornfield along Interstate 80, shuttered since the company stopped production there earlier this month, is the site of one of
NEW YORK, N.Y.—More than 200 City University professors and supporters rallied outside City Hall March 14, calling on the city and state to increase funding for the university system and
New York, NY – The Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire, the tragedy in lower Manhattan that claimed 146 lives on March 25, 1911, left surviving relatives grieving and still keeping the
New York, NY – Right now, Marvel Studio’s “Captain Marvel” is blazing across the silver screen, inspiring young girls everywhere to be the heroines of their own stories. Next week,
New York, NY — New York City is attacking poverty in the Big Apple by expanding the half-priced MetroCard program for low-income New Yorkers. “We’re doing all we can to help low-income riders
