New York, NY – On Wednesday, November 6th, the 13th Annual Building Service Worker Awards were presented at the 32BJ SEIU Headquarters in downtown Manhattan. The city’s best doormen, supers,
New York, NY – The Iron Workers Locals 40 & 361 apprentice program is the fifth oldest apprentice program in New York; it has been registered with the New York
LEXINGTON, Ky.—Kentucky voters have narrowly elected state Attorney General Andy Beshear governor, unseating Matt Bevin, possibly the most anti-labor incumbent to occupy a state house since Scott Walker. Beshear, a
Plane crashes, building collapses, and bridge collapses, what do these recent events over the past 18 months have to do with each other? The greed of these companies to ignore
New York, NY – Look out, “If you poke the bear, you might get smacked!” Thousands of fed up NYC transit employees working without a contract since last spring, took
NEW YORK, N.Y.—The City Council passed a bill Oct. 30 that will dramatically restructure the city’s system for collecting commercial trash. Intro 1574, approved by a 34-14 vote, will divide
New York, NY – Hundreds of CSA union leaders, rank and file members, elected officials and other supporters showed up on a gray Wednesday, October 30, at Park Place and
NEW YORK, N.Y.—The City Council is on its way to passing a bill that would require most future affordable-housing developments to pay building-services workers a living wage. The measure, Intro
Brooklyn, NY – The head of a nearly 30-year-old institution dedicated to supporting AIDS/HIV-positive New Yorkers, this week rebuffed calls in a face-to-face meeting with frustrated workers to sign a
NEW YORK, N.Y.—The Professional Staff Congress union and the City University of New York announced Oct. 23 that they have reached a tentative contract agreement to cover the system’s almost
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