KELLYVILLE, Okla.—About 100 Oklahoma teachers began the second leg of their 110-mile march from Tulsa to the state capitol Apr. 5, leaving Kellyville High School to walk the 15 miles
NEW YORK, NY – On Saturday April 7th, the New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) has announced a court settlement regarding removing mold in NYCHA buildings.
ALBANY, N.Y.—The budget passed by the New York state legislature on the night of Mar. 30-31 includes a provision that would let public-sector unions reduce the services they provide to
According to The National Safety Council, being struck by an object accounted for 15,930 nonfatal and 73 fatal injuries at construction workplaces in 2014. Many of these injuries and deaths
The 2017 Milliman Medical Index noted that medical expenditures (inpatient, outpatient, and professional) made up about 80% of the total cost of healthcare for a family of four, and that
DENVER, Colo.—Bus drivers and train engineers for the Denver area’s Regional Transportation District have ratified a contract that will give them the biggest raise they’ve had since the authority was
Born on August 17th, 1992, in Brooklyn, and raised in Queens, Brandon Fulton is one of four children. His father, Barrington, has been a Local 30 Dual License Engineer for
COLUMBUS, Ohio—The number of women in union apprenticeship programs increased by 96% from 2016 to 2017, the Affiliated Construction Trades (ACT) Ohio announced Mar. 28. In 2017, the group said,
Albany, NY – Governor Andrew M. Cuomo has announced that $35,370,000 was returned to 36,446 victims of wage theft in 2017. Since Governor Cuomo took office, the state has recovered and returned
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