…has quickly gone on to become a worldwide movement with 631 branches in 72 countries. What climate change activists want and the radical strategies they are pursuing to achieve those…
…current employment-based system was proliferated by accident due to a ruling by the War Labor Board during World War II, according to DeFrehn. Abandoning it now through adoption of a…
…in the country, with a presence on the internet, radio, newspapers, and video, including a special labor section in the New York Daily News. The event was being filmed for…
…news network in the country. We are a great source for daily labor news and information and every day we tell the story of workers and their issues. As unions…
…and installation. Its clients include the Metropolitan Museum, the Brooklyn Museum, the Rubin Museum of Art, and the late designer Oscar de la Renta’s company, which stores its archives in…
…artists,” said Ray Mason, a trombonist, and composer Disney earned an estimated $59.43 billion last year, but refuse to negotiate with the American Federation of Musicians for a fair contract….
…to invalidate parts of the orders. The American Federation of Government Employees and the National Treasury Employees Union had argued that the panel had not considered the merits of their…
…the rule, according to an analysis by the Economic Policy Institute. The rule states that salaried workers are automatically entitled to overtime pay if they make less than $35,568 a…
…and the New York City skyline post-9/11 was at the heart of a panel discussion Wednesday at The Cutting Room that was hosted by LaborPress and iHeartRadio’s news radio station…
…for the protest, told LaborPress. Members of 13 New York-area Teamsters locals joined them. The strike’s main issues are wages, health care, retirement, holidays, and work rules, according to Local…
