New York, NY – If you’ve ever wondered why rents are so high in New York City, the latest episode of Blue Collar Buzz is for you. On it, we
SACRAMENTO, Calif.—About 500 state judicial employees have gained the right to form a union, under a law Gov. Jerry Brown signed Oct. 15.
A plan to renovate and update one of the oldest Class-A office buildings in New York City is underway. The Equitable Building at 120 Broadway, was built in 1915 as the
New York, NY – Mayor Bill de Blasio has signed into law a bill that aims to ensure that properties seeking tax exemptions are living up to their promises. The bill,
Bolivar, NY – The former treasurer of the Bolivar Volunteer Fire Department has been charged in the alleged theft of more than $11,000 from the fire department over several years.
Reprinted The Greenwood Lake Middle School kicked off their kindness campaign entitled, “Choose Kind” on Tues., Oct., 10. The campaign focuses on making kind decisions. As part of the #choosekind
SEATTLE, Wash.—After laying off more than 20,000 workers in the Puget Sound region in the last five years, Boeing is now trying to bring back retirees as temporary workers.
EUGENE, Ore.—More than 500 Lane County government workers went on strike Oct. 18, after the county threatened to impose contract terms on the American Federation of State, County and Municipal
MACON, Ga.—The United Steelworkers are accusing Kumho Tire of waging a “psychological warfare” campaign after workers at the company’s new plant here rejected the union by a 164-136 margin.
FORT MADISON, Iowa—White supremacists were responsible for two assaults on Iowa correctional officers in less than a week, AFSCME Council 61 President Danny Homan said Oct. 18.
