WASHINGTON, DC – The Trump administration’s proposal to slash the Department of Labor’s budget and roll back health and safety regulations is putting workers at risk.
ALBANY, NY — Fixing New York’s broken teacher evaluation system is long overdue. Parents and teachers are rightly angry and frustrated. The misuse of standardized tests and the state’s over-reliance on testing continue
TRENTON, N.J.—New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy signed equal-pay legislation Apr. 24 that one state senator called “the strongest pay equity bill in the nation.” The new law makes it illegal to
Being the dental experts comes with great responsibility and Healthplex has taken that challenge head on. It is no longer just about selling dental insurance, but it’s also about providing
WASHINGTON, DC — Proposed changes to the Federal Aviation Administration Authorization Act (FAAAA) would overrule local and state regulations providing worker protections particularly for truck drivers crossing state lines.
Albany, NY— New York State United Teachers has endorsed Advanced Placement biology teacher and local union leader John Mannion for state Senate. The 50th Senatorial District is located in Syracuse.
In recent years, there’s been plenty of conversation in America about income inequality, and the 1 percent versus the 99 percent. People have asked how corporate and CEO incomes can
New York, NY – This week, the men and women of New York City’s Building Trades gathered at St. Patrick’s Cathedral to honor the lives of 162 construction workers killed
PROVIDENCE, R.I.—Rhode Island’s largest state employee union said Apr. 18 that it has reached a tentative contract agreement with Gov. Gina Raimondo’s administration that would raise workers’ pay by 7.5%
New Orleans – The first thing you notice in New Orleans is the pace – everyone and everything moves slowly, perhaps due to the heat and humidity that prevails for
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