New York, NY – When Farmingville, L.I. Starbucks worker Sam Cornetta told their manager she may have been exposed to someone with Covid-19 during a Christmas Eve shift last December,
WASHINGTON, DC – “Five point one! Five point one! Five point one!” With a police motorcycle escort clearing the way, scores of American Federation of Government Employees members chanted as
NEW YORK, N.Y.—Amazon workers in Staten Island have voted by a solid margin to join the homegrown Amazon Labor Union [ALU], while in Bessemer, Alabama, the vote was too close
NEW YORK, N.Y.— Airport contract workers rallied at John F. Kennedy international Airport March 30, part of a nationwide campaign to win living wages and the right to form a
New York, NY – March is National Women’s History Month — a time dedicated to highlighting women’s achievements, advances and essential contributions to our workplaces, as well as our society. This month
New York, NY – Labor Press’s Stuck Nation Radio broadcast live from Washington D.C. this week, covering the American Federation of Government Employees annual legislative conference. The AFGE represents 700,000
New York, NY – Despite Gilded Age-level income inequality and the ongoing threat from Covid-19, efforts to unionize some of the biggest mega-corporations in the country only appear to be strengthening. LaborPress
Editor’s Note: Judith Wishnia, a retired professor of history and women’s studies at Stony Brook University, is former editor of United University Professions’ The Active Retiree newsletter. She is also
New York, NY – With war raging in the Ukraine and in other places off the corporate media’s radar, it’s all too easy to ignore the narrative of America’s essential
New York, NY — Lindsay Dougherty, former recording-secretary for the Teamsters Hollywood Local, has a new role as the international union’s Motion Picture and Theatrical Trade Division director. The second
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