New York, NY – The four-year contract covering 25,000 commercial building service workers in New York City — many of them cleaners — will expire at the end of the
New York, NY – The Fight for $15 campaign launched in 2012, succeeded in lifting the minimum wage, but without a union, fast food workers at McDonald’s Burger King, Kentucky
New York, NY – Trying to organize around fundamental workplace protections in the fast food industry is no easy task — not when simply taking to co-workers about unionizing could
NEW YORK, N.Y.—“We really need to get rid of nonunion construction in New York City,” Joe Scopo, head organizer of District Council 16 of the Cement and Concrete Workers, says
New York, NY – Labor day has rich history in America. The first Labor Day was organized as a protest against 12-hour workdays and seven-day work weeks. Labor unions called
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New York, NY – An agreement in July between city and union officials was a re-opener on a contract that has allowed the union, DC 1707, to focus on challenges
The emergency department is a place where extremes meet. People who have been in car crashes are alongside those with poison ivy and common colds. It goes without saying that
New York, NY — “When you see our logo, you can count on us,” a proud Franklin Rx Pharmacy co-founder and CEO Jonathan Mordechaev tells LaborPress. The locally-owned, private pharmacy
New York, NY – On Thursday morning, just before 8:30 a.m., 30-year-old Samuel Charles Waisbren was killed in an elevator accident at the Manhattan Promenade in Kips Bay, a high-rise
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