New York, N.Y.—Six days after reporters and editors at Gothamist and DNAinfo voted overwhelmingly to join the Writers Guild of America East, owner Joseph Ricketts suddenly closed both sites.
YONKERS, N.Y.—School bus workers in southern Westchester County will go on strike Monday, Nov. 6 if they don’t have a new contract by then, Transport Workers Union Local 100 announced this
WASHINGTON—The Department of Labor on Oct. 30 requested public comments on an Obama-era rule that would have extended overtime pay to 4.2 million workers, the first step in the process
This Sunday night, on the latest episode of LaborPress’ Blue Collar Buzz, “Listen Liberal” author Thomas Frank talks about the Democratic Party’s abandonment of the working class and where that
New York, NY – Michelle Zettergren is the newly appointed President, Labor and Public Sector, for Brighton Health Plan Solutions (BHPS), and is excited about opening up new choices and
New York, NY – After two-and-a half-years of negotiations, Rite Aid workers have finally won a strong contract. The workers, represented by 1199SEIU, include pharmacists, pharmacy techs, interns and cashiers
New York, NY — Elected officials, and transportation advocates now call on the City of New York to install pedestrian safety bollards along sidewalks in key areas of high pedestrian volume
NEW YORK, N.Y.—Four months from now, New Yorkers will have much more freedom to dance—and American Federation of Musicians Local 802 is pleased.
New York, NY – When more two-thousand striking Charter Spectrum workers and their supporters packed Times Square earlier this week, they weren’t there solely to send a powerful message to
I planned to write on the constitutionality of forced arbitration clauses this week, but something related intervened, which helps explain why forced arbitration is dangerous to our democracy.
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