…are the outliers,” RWDSU Stuart Appelbaum told LaborPress this week. “The AFL-CIO, the global labor movement, unions all over the world, the [New York City] Central Labor Council — are…
…year. “We are asking you to stand up to ‘Greedy Motors,’” Unifor National President Jerry Dias said at a news conference Jan. 25 in Toronto. The union is urging people…
…applying and qualifying for city contracts. “New York City is one of the most diverse cities in the world, and yet our own government fails to make fairness a priority…
…their country of origin or religious affiliation must be paid what is due to them.,” said Maf Misbah Uddin, Founder and President of the Alliance of South Asian American Labor….
Washington, DC — American Federation of Teachers President Randi Weingarten issued the following statements after the West Virginia Legislature attempted to ram through a clawback of teacher rights and protections…
…people’ and ‘credible messengers’ like Bernard that come back — that is how we combat violence,” Bain says. “A lot of time, when the news comes around, they want to…
…tests in teacher ratings will become a subject of collective bargaining in each school district. The new guidelines apply not just to state English language arts and math tests in…
Washington, DC – Although the government shutdown has ended, the American Federation of Government Employees is moving forward with its legal action against the Trump administration. AFGE, the nation’s largest…
…again,” Tseng said. “Since we’re already breaking records now, it’s not off the table that we won’t break another record on the next [government shutdown].” This continuing resolution is not…
…so teachers would end the strike and go back to schools in the morning. The three-year deal will run through 2022. It will raise teachers’ pay by 6% immediately, with…
