…for the city, turning out public school teachers and a high number of nurses. Read the full story by Crystal Lewis for The Chief-Leader, published December 4, 2023, here: https://www.thechiefleader.com/stories/workers-advocates-push-for-contract-increased-funding-at-cuny,51549…
…the union are being asked to pay for health insurance, say goodbye to overtime pay after eight hours, accept cuts to paid sick days and vacations, as well as cuts…
…four different spots, “and then the star, which is probably around three to four feet around, has its own four cables,” he adds. There’s also “a pipe that runs down…
Workers for app-based restaurant delivery services scored a huge win when on Nov. 30 Appellate Division Justice Llinet M. Rosado upheld a new city law mandating a minimum wage for…
…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…
…reading, studying, by attending conferences, and, in all modesty, we believe being an ABA member and attending our lunch meetings helps, too. Attending conferences and our ABA meetings also allows…
NYC politicians and advocates are speaking out against the Adams administration’s recent elimination of a class of school safety agents. The training of 250 agents was set to start at…
The New York City Ballet and Local 802 of the AFM, which represents the Ballet’s orchestra, have finally reached a tentative deal for a new contract. It is the first…
…“stalled and undermined the bargaining process.” They also allege that Mount Sinai will not alter their stance on fair raises, fully paid parental leave and improved child-care benefits. Frustrated by…
…of a crew cleaning the tracks, and that he was flagging. An investigation is ongoing. Read the full story by Alice Gainer for CBS News New York, published, here: https://www.cbsnews.com/newyork/news/mta-employee-killed-on-tracks-at-34th-street-herald-square-station-during-scheduled-work/…
