October 8, 2015 By Joe Maniscalco New York, NY – Concerned this week that continued dithering between the city and state could delay the MTA’s five-year capital plan and threaten jobs
October 7, 2015 By Joe Maniscalco Brooklyn, NY – Mayor Bill de Blasio may not want to fork over all the money that Governor Andrew Cuomo says is needed to help
October 6, 2015 By Steve Wishnia and Neal Tepel United Auto Workers members have rejected a proposed contract with Fiat Chrysler that would have preserved two-tier wages for workers hired
September 25, 2015 By Steven Wishnia Between technology and policy, New York City traffic enforcement agents’ jobs have changed dramatically over the last decade. They now do far more than
September 18, 2015 By Steven Wishnia More than 500 cab drivers, angry that an unregulated Uber is undermining their income, protested outside Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s Midtown offices Sept. 16, packing
September 18, 2015 By Steven Wishnia Outraged that a driver was beaten by a dispatcher for handing out union leaflets, cabbies at Kennedy Airport on Tuesday, Sept. 16 blocked exits
September 18, 2015 Reprinted: http://www.aflcio.org New York, NY – New York City bus operators signed a monumental legal agreement last week, clarifying the intent of Mayor Bill de Blasio's controversial “Vision
September 11, 2015 By Steve Wishnia and Nea Tepel A four-week strike by workers at the Ingersoll-Rand air-compressor plant in the Buffalo suburb of Cheektowaga may end this week. Officials
September 9, 2015 By Tara Jessup New York, NY – Two Federal Transit Administration grants totaling $57,141,634 will pay for a new subway emergency communication system and the upgrading of
September 4, 2015 By Steve Wishnia and Neal Tepel A federal judge in San Francisco ruled Sept. 1 that Uber drivers qualified to proceed with a class-action suit against the
