NEW YORK, N.Y.—Just after 6 p.m. on March 4, a small cluster of workers emerged from the front door of the Chipotle restaurant on Sixth Avenue and West 21st Street.
AREDO, Tex.—Rep. Henry Cuellar (D-Tex.), who last month denounced “union bosses” after voting against landmark labor-rights legislation, narrowly survived a challenge in the Mar. 3 primary from Jessica Cisneros, a
New York, NY – This Women’s History Month, LaborPress is highlighting Ann Toback, a fourth-generation union member, Jewish-American and the first woman to lead the Workers Circle (formerly Workmen’s Circle),
Queens, NY – With 16 union endorsements, former Councilwoman Elizabeth Crowley (D-Middle Village) is leading the field as a candidate in the upcoming Queens Borough President special election. Crowley’s most
NEW YORK, N.Y.—More than 150 people picketed Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s Manhattan offices Mar. 2, demanding that the governor stop blocking a bill that would allow workers to put liens on
New York, NY – Industry insiders are calling the tallest modular hotel in the world a “milestone” and a “game-changing symbol” — what they are not talking about is how
This past month, after nearly a year of bargaining, the Council of School Supervisors and Administrators [CSA] agreed to a provisional but momentous contract with the City of New York,
Just days after a construction site death in Jamaica, Queens, The Trestle bar and restaurant in Astoria was packed on Wednesday with union members from the Heat and Frost Insulators
NEW YORK, N.Y.—As one Chipotle worker fired after trying to take paid sick days returned to her job Feb. 26, 10 others were filing complaints that the restaurant chain violated
New York, NY – Before trade unionists intervened on their behalf earlier this month, more than 40 Latino construction workers classified as “independent contractors” and routinely paid out of a
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