…era we stand at the crossroads deciding who we are as Americans, as workers, as human beings, and we ask ourselves — which America do we want? Do we want…
…— that includes employees in China, Japan, Scandinavia, France, Germany, Italy and Australia. The outliers? The US and the UK. “I would say the demand [for unionization] is growing and…
…Theater say workers are just as eager to produce a great love story as they are a hard-hitting piece about a sit-down strike. “There’s a universality about the stories of…
…Bureau of Labor Statistics, home health aides and personal care aides rank third and fourth as the fastest growing occupations. To meet consumer demand in the country, an estimated 778,000 personal…
…already vested in the system. As Sweeney began to speak, Twisted Sister’s “We’re Not Gonna Take It,” a 1980s hard-rock song that’s been adopted as a union anthem, began playing…
…of a “supposed ‘economic reality’ where workers are deemed ‘entrepreneurs’ and labor law, irrelevant.” The NLRB under Trump has attempted to reverse several Obama-era policies and rulings that expanded workers’…
…long time” and said there has, indeed, been “a shift” in organized labor’s attitude about the resolution . “Is it a sea change? No. But is it a change? Yes,”…
…the current cap — they are able to add hundreds of new schools and as many as 50,000 additional seats, an expansion that would drain another $1 billion in funding…
NEW YORK, NY — New York City is moving forward with a $14 billion investment and comprehensive plan aimed at a 30 percent additional reduction in emissions by 2030. “Every…
…programs, including education, behavioral telehealth and provider network management and able to compare and track results. High Line Health is a New York City-based healthcare data analytics company offering data…
