The Amalgamated Transit Union (ATU) Local 1181, is currently negotiating contracts with a number of private bus companies that provide school bus service in NYC. Now, Local 1181 members have
It’s not only the writers and performers currently on strike whose livelihood is suffering, but New York City’s economy is taking a hit. As the WGA and SAG-AFTRA continue their
Story Syndicate, a Brooklyn-based documentary production company, has been unionized. Organizers from the Writers Guild of America East (WGAE) and Motion Picture Editors Guild (MPEG) worked together to achieve the
A state Supreme Court judge issued a decision Friday “permanently” blocking the contentious plan to switch retired city government employees over to a Medicare Advantage plan, building off of an
Across New York City, as well as at other Starbucks locations across the country, hundreds of stores were targeted for protests on Monday, Aug. 7. At 200 stores in NYC
A new word, “Bidenomics,” has appeared in American lingo. It reflects the President’s campaign promise to build “an economy from the middle out and the bottom up, not the top
Between the Hollywood strikes, the Teamsters’ successful UPS contract negotiation and the UAW negotiations, labor organizers are calling this season the “hot labor summer.” New York City’s Central Labor Council
Paid care workers – like nannies, home health attendants, and housecleaners – provide essential work to many families in our city, but they often lack the support they need to
TSA Officers, after years of an ongoing fight for higher pay, have finally achieved their goal. Represented by the American Federation of Government Employees (AFGE), the workers saw their paychecks
The AFL-CIO, along with SAG-AFTRA, has unveiled a new website, Paywatch.org. It details the huge difference in CEO salaries compared to workers. It also addresses the growing threat of Artificial
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