NEW YORK, N.Y.—“I had no idea how widespread it was,” Shawn Bobb of the New York State Public Employees Federation said of his reaction when he first heard workplace bullying
Back in the early seventies, in my days as a blue-collar worker, I spent one day in a carpet weaving factory in Philadelphia. That first day was just to observe,
New York, NY – The last time faulty and staff at the City University of New York tried to secure a fair contract, it took them six interminable years to
New York, NY – Attorney General Eric T. Schneiderman has announced an eight-count indictment of Vickram Mangru, his wife Gayatri Mangru, and son Ravi Mangru, of Valley Stream, NY, for allegedly failing
(Reprinted) For 13 years, Doug Cunningham and Workers Independent News (WIN) has delivered news from unions and working people around the country. On November 17, WIN recorded their last news
Better health care at lower cost. That’s what plan sponsors and the more than half of Americans who rely on workplace-sponsored insurance for health coverage rightly demand. Yet, until now,
New York, NY – The city- and statewide task force inspired, in part, by the grisly 2015 death of construction worker Carlos Moncayo on a job site in Manhattan’s Meatpacking
This week’s episode of LaborPress’ Blue Collar Buzz is coming to you direct from Carpenters Union headquarters and the 2017 LaborPress Leadership Awards. Sitting down at the table with us
I don’t know for a fact how you feel about it, but I, for one, am a bit tired of some of the most privileged people in the country deciding
MOUNT CLEMENS, Mich.—A county clerk in the Detroit suburbs is facing contempt-of-court charges after she put an AFSCME Local 411 shop steward on indefinite “administrative leave” for threatening to file
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