New York, NY – At 4:03 in the afternoon on Nov. 3, the New York Taxi Workers Alliance [NYTWA] posted a brief but exultant message on Twitter. “BREAKING NEWS: 2 words:
New York, NY – The New York Compensation Insurance Rating Board is an association of insurance companies that collects data about the workers’ compensation system, files proposed insurance costs with
Buffalo, NY – A possible hospital strike in Rochester was averted Oct. 29 when two SEIU unions reached a tentative contract deal, but the month-old walkout at Mercy Hospital of
New York, NY – Workers now have the ability to form their own safety committees in the workplace thanks to a provision in the recently enacted NY HERO Act, taking effect
New York, NY – In early 2018 – two years before the COVID-19 pandemic and before anyone had heard of Zoom – the New York State Workers’ Compensation Board launched
New York, NY – The New York City & Vicinity District Council of Carpenters [NYCDCC], an affiliate of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters & Joiners of America [UBC], is composed of
New York, NY – Opponents of the city plan to move some 240,000 municipal retirees out of traditional Medicare healthcare coverage and into a privatized Medicare Advantage plan are expected
New York, NY – One of the very best safety and health resources available to workers and unions is the New York Committee for Occupational Safety & Health. NYCOSH’s singular
New York, NY – Women may still only constitute about 10% of the overall construction workforce, but LaborPress spoke to two apprentices and their mentors who are working hard to change
New York, NY – Eight city taxi drivers launched a hunger strike Oct. 20, demanding that Mayor Bill de Blasio add loan guarantees to the city’s revised budget, due Oct.
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