At 4 a.m. in the morning of July 5, UPS took the seemingly irreversible step of walking away from negotiations with the Teamsters. The current contract between the union and
Mayor Eric Adams is patting himself on the back for new city rules that will give NYC food delivery app workers decent wages, but by doing so has drawn the
Continuing the unchecked pattern of assaults on transit workers, an unnamed female MTA train conductor was attacked early Saturday morning, July 1. The attacker, who was dressed in clothing resembling
The new head of the Police Benevolent Association (PBA) has hit the ground running – and aiming straight for those he has identified as cop haters. Police Officer Patrick Hendry,
New York, NY – “A year after the rollback of Roe v. Wade, we are confronted with a court decision that further diminishes the social and racial advancements for equality that were long
A coalition of uniformed workers that includes police, firefighters, sanitation workers and correction officers have struck a deal with Mayor Adams. The Uniformed Officers Coalition represents 11 unions. There are
Essential workers who staff two sustainable food access nonprofits will finally have union representation. GrowNYC and FRESHFARM, in New York City and Washington, D.C. respectively, have, after fighting management, achieved
Was DC – “On the heels of a disastrous decision on affirmative action, the Supreme Court showed once again that the rules of our economy are rigged against working people
On June 27, a new federal law, the Pregnant Workers Fairness Act, will take effect. Because of its provisions, it could majorly impact women’s ability to participate in the workforce.
The Teamsters are in the midst of holding a vote to authorize a strike against UPS. Over 330,000 members can weigh in. The current contract expires August 1, and if
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