June 15, 2012Around Town – By Neal Tepel With support for family leave insurance policies growing nationwide as a solution to help families and the economy, the Campaign for Family
June 14, 2014Around Town – By Neal Tepel Senate Bill No. 1469 makes it possible for not-for profit veterans organizations to dispose of unclaimed veterans remains respectfully and honorably. In
June 13, 2012By Marc Bussanich, LaborPress City Reporter Negotiations between Con Edison and the Utility Workers Union of America, Local 1-2, continue but the contract expires on June 30. The Local
Recent NLRB Decision Makes Organizing Easier June 13, 2012 By Larry Cary Last year, the National Labor Relations Board issued its decision in Specialty Healthcare and Rehabilitation Center, 375 NLRB No.
June 13, 2012By Harry Kelber Right now, there are some 20 million people unemployed, including those who are on part-time jobs and others who have given up looking for work
Proper Planning Before Being Injured June 12, 2012 By John Merlino Recently, I came across a worker who suffered a dislocated shoulder and still went to work with a sling.
June 12, 2012Around Town By Neal Tepel Testifying before the New York City Council Wednesday, June 6, DC 37 Executive Director Lillian Roberts and Associate Director Henry Garrido criticized Mayor
June 11, 2012 At LaborPress’ 1st Annual Labor Awards, 14 union members were honored for their exceptional work on the job. LaborPress had the opportunity to interview pols and union leaders
June 11, 2012 At a NYCOSH awards celebration on Tuesday, June 5, some notable labor luminaries were honored including Vincent Alvarez, President of the NYC Central Labor Council, Richard Winsten, an
July 11, 2011Around Town By Neal Tepel New York City based teachers of English as a second language at the Washington Post’s educational subsidiary, Kaplan Inc., voted in favor of
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