New York, NY – Those now lining up against the Biden administration’s $3.5 trillion Reconciliation Bill represent the same small segment of society that has always demanded working families demure
NEW YORK, N.Y.—Two years ago, ten union leaders at the city’s Labor Day parade identified three main themes for the labor movement: solidarity, turning back attacks on workers, and convincing
ALBANY, N.Y.—Governor Kathy Hochul marked Labor Day by signing four labor-related bills, including an anti-wage-theft measure that building-trades unions had called their top legislative priority this year. The wage-theft law
New York, NY – In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the NYS Workers’ Compensation Board approved, for the first time, telehealth visits for injured workers. As the pandemic continues to
AUSTIN, Texas—On Sunday, Sept. 5, the mid-afternoon temperature reached 100 degrees in South Austin, on the shadeless concrete sidewalks of South Congress Avenue, outside the Riverside Drive bus as it
Editor’s Note: Brian Hunt is a member of Local 638 in New York City New York, NY – The American labor movement has been shaped by many factors throughout its history.
Los Angeles, CA – Fran Drescher is now the new president of SAG-AFTRA after besting Matthew Modine in a highly contentious election that highlighted two warring factions within the roughly 160,000-member
Editor’s Note: Councilman Justin Brannan is a former shop steward who now represents District 43 in Brooklyn. New York, NY – Each year, Labor Day gives us the opportunity to
WORCESTER, Mass.—Striking nurses at Saint Vincent Hospital here filed unfair labor practice charges Aug. 30 after a deal to end their six-month-old walkout collapsed when the hospital’s owner refused to
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