Ford Executive Chairman Bill Ford, the great-grandson of Ford founder Henry Ford, delivered an address on Mon. Oct 16 in Michigan to reporters, but aimed at UAW members and leadership.
Mayor Adams signed a one-time waiver to permit FDNY EMS members to take a promotional exam that was cancelled in 2020 due to the pandemic. It applies to those workers
In the Tesla facility in Fremont, California, ugly racism at its worst has been the norm for at least 8.5 years, according to the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC). Throughout
It would seem an obvious conclusion that huge autonomous trucks barreling down highways could pose a safety hazard. Driverless car deaths and injuries have already proven that they are not
State Supreme Court Justice Nicholas Moyne ruled against delivery app companies Uber, DoorDash, and GrubHub on Thursday, September 28, in their bid to block NYC’s new minimum wage mandates for
Sean O’Brien, General President of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, after a fierce battle and the very real threat of a strike, scored a momentous new contract for the 340,000
The Amalgamated Transit Union (ATU) Local 1181 reached a tentative agreement with five school bus companies on Wednesday, September 20. This development means that a feared strike by the union
There were no breakthroughs in talks between the United Auto Workers and the Detroit Big Three after four days of a partial strike, which went into effect on Friday, September
LaborPress’s annual Public Service Awards ceremony honored the hard work of a cohort of New York City’s powerful service unions whose members keep the city running. The honorees of the
The approximately 120 workers, engineers, captains, and mates, who so many Staten Island Ferry riders depend upon for their daily work commutes and other trips, have finally achieved a new
