…237 about their careers, they went to an interview workshop, learned the history of the union and shadowed attorneys to see how business agents represented members and designed their own…
…taking a bathroom break unaccompanied. “Not only was I exploited as a worker, but as a woman,” Williams said. “I experienced a lot of sexism as far as my voice…
…Senator once again affirmed his single payer, Medical for All plan provides complete healthcare, including hearing aides, eyeglasses and dental care with no co-pays, to every American. “Medicare for All…
…check, miner’s wife Felicia Cress told NPR, “we were alerted that our bank account was over-drafted $3,000.” The occupation began with a few laid-off miners and grew to up to…
…are constantly under attack, whittled away and absorb enormous amounts of union energy to secure. Nevertheless, corporate Dems including Ohio Rep. Tim Ryan, former Colorado Governor John Hickenlooper and current…
…electricity, new vehicles, and buildings over the next 10-15 years” with a $25 minimum wage, access to a union, and benefits. It also promises a “G.I. Bill” and “wage loss…
…The debate on climate change followed a similar pattern, with Delaney and Hickenlooper attacking the Green New Deal concept as an impractical job-guaranteeing boondoggle, and Warren again accusing them of…
…this year’s Tools & Tiaras Summer Camp filled up quick and there is now a waiting list, although, at the time of this writing openings were still available for Week…
…conduct homeless counts, outreach and placement, and report to the MTA daily, weekly and monthly. BRC’s reports are used in the MTA’s Homeless Outreach Program (HOP) database. DiNapoli’s auditors found…
…York homes. “Even in this chaos of political pandering and hyperbole, there are still facts, data, and evidence. And climate change is an indisputable scientific fact, said Cuomo. “To deny…
