New York, NY – Sergeant Bill Morrissey, a 20-year NYPD veteran and union delegate, is working on the front lines of the coronavirus crisis. LaborPress recently talked with him about
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.
LAS VEGAS, Nev.—After a week of intense arguments about health care, the 60,000-member Culinary Workers Union, the most politically powerful union in Nevada, decided not to endorse a candidate for
NEW YORK, NY—New York City will use emergency procurement to hire contractors to clean homes affected by the sewer main blockage in Queens. The Department of Small Business Services is
New York, NY – Musicians rallied outside the 92nd Street Y—while Disney CEO Bob Iger talked with Oprah Winfrey inside the building. The musicians were calling on Iger to pay musicians fairly. Musicians have
New York, NY – Statement of American Federation of Teachers President Randi Weingarten following reports that the Trump administration is unfairly deporting foreign-born children who have been granted special immigration
Baggage handlers, wheelchair attendants and cabin cleaners at John F. Kennedy International Airport have a list of grievances to air out on Thursday with Eulen America, the private contractor that
Healthcare data can yield a goldmine of savings if you have the right tools. Recently High Line Health used its patented Lumineer tool to identify over $750,000 in potential savings
New York, NY – This week, the Actors’ Equity Association (AEA), which represents stage performers here in NYC, called for a strike and issued a “Do Not Work” order. This comes
NEW YORK, NY — Starbucks to create a $150,000 restitution fund for all New York City employees whose Paid Safe and Sick Leave rights they violated and promote public education about
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