…awareness over fair labor laws. “Drivers are the best. They are tough. It is not easy to be a driver,” Sexton told LaborPress. “They are so passionate about their career…
…the article. That’s a lot more than most Americans make in a year ($59,384 on average according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics). And most surgeons earn about $500,000…
…of nurses, such as the burn unit ICU and the labor and delivery unit. Read the full story by Crystal Lewis for The Chief-Leader, published April 1, 2024, here: https://www.thechiefleader.com/stories/agreement-averts-strike-by-si-university-hospital-nurses,52185…
…are only paid for 13 hours. They are calling on New York City Council Speaker Adrienne Adams to bring the No More 24 Act to a vote, or step down….
…that employers provide rest, shade, water and air conditioning. They must also be trained to recognize signs of heat stress. City contractors, their outdoor subcontractors, and construction and airport workers…
…non-existent until the port is re-opened. There are 2,400 International Longshoremen’s Association members who are hired for this work on a daily basis only. Read the full story by Josh…
Local 100 is a local (or chapter) of the Transport Workers Union of America, a union that represents transportation workers in bus and subway lines, and several airlines nationwide. The…
…oversaw retirements and disability for ATU members and Labor Relations, as well as contract bargaining. From 2015-2022 he was Vice President, dealing with arbitrations/Labor Relations, benefits, and retirement, as well…
…at Kennedy Airport and started as a second year Apprentice and never looked back.” Reilly explained to LaborPress what exactly he means by being a “die-hard union man”, and who…
…in Albany and Washington D.C. that affects its members. It currently has 293 active Detectives, and approximately 900 retired members. William Bourguignon, President of the NCDA, has a career path that exhibits…
