On the newest episode of LaborPress’ Blue Collar Buzz (below), IBEW Local 3 Business Manager Chris Erikson talks about the 10-month-old Charter Spectrum strike and what workers are now facing;
NEW YORK, NY—New York City has financed more than 24,536 affordable homes in 2017. Nearly half of those homes – 48 percent – serve people making less than $33,400 per
Robert O’Hara’s new play Mankind, at Playwrights Horizons, is the story of a society where women are extinct; when you enter the theatre, you hear the voices of Michelle Obama
New York, NY – Despite 10 months on strike and tough-talking rhetoric from New York State Governor Andrew Cuomo and others — telecom giant Charter/Spectrum refuses to back off on
WASHINGTON—Donald Trump will replace the outgoing chair of the National Labor Relations Board with another attorney from the same management-side law firm.
A group of five people were trapped underneath fallen scaffolding in SoHo Manhattan in December after heavy winds caused the scaffolding to collapse said New York City officials.
BRONX, NY – Warehouse workers, drivers, and other members of Teamsters Local 202 at Hunts Point Produce Market voted unanimously on Saturday January 13th, to reject management’s contract offer and
New York, NY – Hundreds of labor union members teamed up with elected officials in Times Square on Martin Luther King Day this week, to publicly denounce the “racist-in-chief” and
New York NY – NYC Council Members Jumaane Williams [D-45th District] and Ydanis Rodriguez [D-10th District] joined members of the Judson Memorial Church on Martin Luther King, Jr. Day to
New York, NY – For the first time ever, LaborPress is honoring the outstanding graduating apprentices in New York City. Unions in the Big Apple are encouraged to participate.
