New York, NY – Union cement and concrete workers denied work at a massive mixed use development at 85 Jay Street in Downtown Brooklyn are pressing the fight for good
New York, NY – When Queens residents allied with the Building Trades #CountMeIn campaign complain about Charter/Spectrum’s dangerously shoddy cable TV and phone service, they sound a lot like striking
New York, NY – A chilling partial building collapse on Manhattan’s Upper East Side last Wednesday night, in which one man narrowly escaped with his life, once again demonstrates the
New York, NY – 1199SEIU members, elected officials, and Haitian community leaders announced a new campaign, “Protect TPS, Protect DREAMERS” on Friday January 11, – the ninth anniversary of the earthquake
The NYC Department of Consumer Affairs (DCA) is committed to making sure that all New Yorkers are protected by workplace laws – including minimum wage, overtime, and paid safe and sick
New York, NY – This week, telecom giant Charter Communications announced it is looking for journalism’s “best and brightest” to join the ranks of Spectrum News in NYC — we
NEW YORK, NY — New York City is expanding its fleet of electric vehicles and charging stations across the five boroughs. Its solar-powered charging stations provide support for the largest network
NEW YORK, NY — Comptroller Stringer has called for CBS and Alphabet to end “Inequitable Employment Practices” that force employees to relinquish their ability to challenge unlawful discrimination and harassment.
NEW YORK, NY — New York City achieved its fewest traffic fatalities on record in 2018. Since 2013, traffic fatalities have dropped 34 percent to the lowest level since record-keeping
YONKERS, N.Y.—With a one-year pilot program requiring publicly subsidized construction in Yonkers to use union labor about to expire, Westchester County building-trades unions are urging Mayor Mike Spano to extend
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