At a Brooklyn station at around 12:30 a.m., Transit Operator Tanya McCray was exiting a crew room. Investment banker Jean Francois Coste, seemingly intoxicated, tried to gain entry to the
A North Carolina Chick-fil-A owner has been fined over $6,000 and ordered to pay certain employees back wages. The Department of Labor found that three workers under the age of
Governor Kathy Hochul has signed into law what the Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union (RWDSU) has called, “the critically needed WWPA.” In a statement, the RWDSU cited “unsafe work
CWA has for years raised concerns about the effect of mergers on workers and the labor market and we have worked with economists to assess the real risk of monopsony
At my house, we have a Friday night tradition—we order dinner and watch a movie as a family. It’s a time we cherish with our kids…and it’s all thanks to
A memorial event to honor 45 years of Bruce Popper’s work in the Labor Movement was scheduled yesterday for the Buffalo native, who began his 45-year career in labor as
Since the start of the “gig” economy, there has been a fight over whether workers for companies like Uber, Lyft, and Doordash are employees or independent contractors. The companies argue
US district judge Diane Gujarti ruled on November 18 that behemoth retailer Amazon, well-known for its hostility to unions, must cease retaliating against workers organizing in the workplace. The ruling
On Wednesday, November 30, the House passed legislation aimed at averting a nationwide rail strike. The legislation now goes to the Senate. December 9 is the date that an economically
New York, NY – The New York City & Vicinity District Council of Carpenters and the Carpenter Contractor Alliance of Metropolitan New York made Thanksgiving brighter for families in need by
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