January 10, 2013 Marc Bussanich Sixty-eight days passed before Congress passed $9 billion in initial aid to help property owners recoup losses post-Sandy. New York is waiting on another $51
January 8, 2013 By Harry Kelber After 26 years without a strike, labor unrest over low wages and appalling living conditions have caught up with Singapore, drawing attention to the
January 2, 2013 By Joe Maniscalco The 25-member state commission tasked with prioritizing rebuilding projects in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy is set to present its recommendations on January 3,
December 28, 2012 By Joe Maniscalco In the last two years, the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers has tried unsuccessfully to organize 230 employees at GKN Aerospace in
December 27, 2012 By Stephanie West, City Hall Reporter New York, NY – District Council 37, has Endorsed Yetta Kurland in her bid for the New York City Council’s 3rd
December 24, 2012 By Stephanie West NEW YORK, NY—After winning a second term in the union’s first uncontested election since 1990, Local 802 AFM President Tino Gagliardi, Recording Vice
December 21, 2012 Marc Bussanich City Comptroller John Liu presented his vision for tax fairness and opportunity for working New Yorkers for the New Year and beyond at his State
December 21, 2012 Joe Maniscalco Security officers working out of two busy JFK terminals have agreed to shelve a strike that was set to go into effect days before the
December 13, 2012 By Joe Maniscalco A new iPhone app is making it easy for travelers to avoid hotels that are not treating their workers fairly. UNITE HERE – the
December 13, 2012 Marc Bussanich Thousands of union members from the building trades and private and public sector unions, as well as low-wage car wash, fast food and airport workers
