…are the best in the world or else we wouldn’t be here.” Tom Arrigoni, Radio City Music Hall’s head audio engineer, is working with a different set of obstacles with…
…cheerleader for the bill’s passage. A group of unions and their members who are the plaintiffs include AFSCME Local 47, SEIU Wisconsin, Teamsters Local 695, two Education Associations and a…
…to achieve safe staffing levels, but was not employed, the hospital, in Brooklyn’s Sunset Park, must pay the average salary of a nurse for a shift and split it among…
…administration’s budget cuts. They cited that the cutbacks are harming New Yorkers and are eliminating jobs, leaving workers high and dry. The need to address the migrant crisis and provide…
…arbitrary and unjust, and that changes are needed to enable those who “want to make an honest living.” Many of the vendors are immigrants and military veterans. Licenses are extremely…
Workers at GM plants in Ohio and Maryland have won a landslide financial victory after an arbitrator ruled they were owed nearly $8 million in back pay. Mike Booth, UAW…
…for construction management, and to Conti Civil for construction for an overpass for the new tunnel. Read the full story by Jen A. Miller for Construction Dive, published here: https://www.constructiondive.com/news/gateway-program-construction-begin/700363/…
…new students, and have made schools a secure, consistent force in the children’s lives.” A petition has been launched, calling on Mayor Adams to abandon the policy. Read the full…
…a shortage of those skills are sought by the city public school system, at the same time, members of the City Council and other advocates are putting staff that could…
…floor of 30 Rockefeller Plaza, and lifted 12 feet above an observation deck platform. The views of NYC should be phenomenal. The experience is called The Beam, and will be…
