NEW YORK, N.Y.—With New York State’s moratorium on evictions during the COVID-19 epidemic scheduled to expire August 31, more than 800,000 households are so far behind in their rent that
New York, NY – Congressional representatives are being urged to support federal funding for public transit operations throughout the city. Public officials, riders, workers and advocates rallied at the 86th
NEW YORK, N.Y.—Male New York City municipal employees have a median salary $21,600 higher than women, according to a report on pay equity the City Council issued August 2, while
WASHINGTON— As the New York City, state, and federal governments mandate that all public employees get vaccinated or face weekly testing and restrictions on the job, public-sector unions are largely
New York, NY – In June, Attorney General Letitia James announced a $230 million settlement with pharmaceutical giant Johnson & Johnson for its role in New York’s ongoing opioid crisis.
New York, NY – The city threw essential workers a ticker tape parade along the canyon of heroes earlier this month. And somehow, Gotham’s gilded oligarchs were spared the unsavory
NEW YORK, N.Y.—With the Municipal Labor Committee scheduled to vote July 14, on a proposal to switch retired city workers’ health care from traditional Medicare to a private Medicare Advantage
NEW YORK, N.Y. — More than 200 retired city workers and supporters marched through lower Manhattan June 30, protesting a possible deal to switch their health-care coverage from traditional Medicare
NEW YORK, N.Y.—Spurred by the deaths of three construction workers within eight days in May, the city Department of Buildings has begun “zero-tolerance sweeps” of the city’s larger construction sites.
NEW YORK, N.Y.— Arrayed behind a phalanx of red, blue, and purple electric bicycles, several dozen workers for app-based food-delivery companies and supporters rallied in City Hall Park June 8,
