By Erica Varlese Verizon is threatening workers with suspending their health-care if they don’t return to work by the end of the month. $86 million was paid in overtime last
The NLRB Says Watch-Out When Merging Shops with Both Union and Non-Union Workers July 19, 2011 By Larry Cary, Esq. A recent decision by the National Labor Relations Board makes
By Erica Varlese Target fired the worker behind the unionization efforts at the Valley Stream, NY store. “Plan B” jobs for former professionals are apparently as stressful as their prior
By Erica Varlese The New York Times takes a look into the struggle between Verizon and the striking workers to win public support. Boathouse Restaurant workers have been striking for
By Erica Varlese After covering a labor dispute between employees and management at Gorilla Coffee Company, the New York Times was sued for defamation. Locked out Sotheby’s workers are protesting
By Erica Varlese Contracts are set to expire next month for unionized casino workers in Atlantic City, NJ and tensions are high. Today, workers will vote on unionizing at the
Letter to the Editor – Stop Cuts to Children’s Services July 11, 2011 By Betty Holcomb, Director of Policy Center for Children’s Initiatives Funding for children's services everything from child
By Erica Varlese Central Park Boathouse workers walked off the job yesterday in protest of the alleged union busting that took place at the famous restaurant. After three months, employees
By Erica Varlese As Verizon workers in New York strike, two are hit by cars passing by. A Queensbury, NY Dick’s Sporting Goods store was cited by OSHA for $57,300
By Erica Varless The jobless rate in New York rises from 8% to 14.9% when taking “underutilized” workers into account. More than 45,000 Verizon workers went on strike yesterday morning.
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