WASHINGTON, DC – “Over three thousand human beings died in Puerto Rico as a direct result of Hurricane Maria. That is a fact. That is not a made-up number, but
Washington, DC – In June 2018 representatives from CDC broke off contract negotiations with AFGE. In July, CDC and the parent organization Health and Human Services came back to the
LONG ISLAND, NY – Attorney General Barbara D. Underwood has announced the guilty plea of Luke Park, owner of the Park Family Farm, for child labor violations related to the death
WASHINGTON—The National Labor Relations Board on Sept. 13 released a proposed rule that would make it much more difficult for companies to be held responsible for working conditions at their
NEW YORK, NY — New York City Comptroller Scott Stringer has released a report detailing the alarming disparity in how property tax burdens have grown for working families. The new analysis found that
NEW YORK, NY – Amy Peterson has been appointed Director of the New York City’s Mayor’s Office of Workforce Development. The office is responsible to connect New Yorkers with workforce training
ALBANY, NY – New York state’s farms generated $4.8 billion in revenue in 2017, with 15 agricultural products ranked in the top five nationwide, according to a New York State
NEW YORK, NY – New York City will connect Minority and Women-owned Business Enterprises (M/WBEs) to City agencies through a new event series called M/WBE Borough Forums. The series will provide an
TACOMA, Wash.—Teachers in Tacoma voted almost unanimously Sept. 14 to ratify a contract that will give them raises averaging 14.4%, and returned to work Sept. 17, ending their seven-day strike.
LAWRENCE, Mass.—Locked-out gas workers’ offer to help after a series of explosions Sept. 12 killed one person, injured at least 25, and damaged over 80 homes has gone unheeded. The
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