WASHINGTON—The nine-month-old strike at Warrior Met Coal in Brookwood, Alabama happened “because of the conditions that private equity created,” AFLCIO president Liz Shuler said at an online press conference Dec.
Brooklyn, NY – Investigations continue this week into the Dec. 10 falling death of window cleaner and 32BJ SEIU member Diego Rodriguez Celi. The 34 year-old emigre was the third 32BJ
New York, NY – During the height of the pandemic, André Soleyn and his co-workers at United Metro Energy Corporation [UMEC] fuel terminal in Brooklyn were celebrated as essential frontline
New York, NY – A new report from the Mount Sinai Health System shows that unvaccinated patients with COVID-19 reported sleep, neurological and other symptoms that often lasted for more
New York, NY – According to the U.S. Surgeon General, suicide amongst adolescent girls is up 51-percent and nearly 5-percent amongst adolescent boys. These tragic figures follow on the heels of
New York, NY – Teamsters Local 804 has won a class action lawsuit resulting in a $1.3 million dollar judgment against UPS. The world’s largest package delivery company was accused
NEW YORK, N.Y.—More than 100 striking graduate student workers and supporters circled through the gates of Columbia University at West 116th St. and Broadway on December 8, chanting, “Picket line
New York, NY – On Monday, Dec. 6, tech workers at Big Cartel, an e-commerce company based in Salt Lake City, Utah, won voluntary recognition of their union, Local 1010
New York, NY – The nation’s first overdose prevention centers have opened their doors in Washington Heights and East Harlem. The arrival of the centers comes as the number of
New York, NY – The miners killed at Monongah and the other disasters of the early 20th century were collateral casualties of in the United States’ massive and rapid industrialization
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