…1980s at Hunts Point, the union said. The market provides most of the fruit and vegetables sold and served at restaurants and stores in the New York City metropolitan area….
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…offers a suite of new programs, partnerships, and strategies to help finance 300,000 affordable homes – 100,000 more than initially planned – so that more families and seniors can afford…
…scaffolding. Wind gusts like these are classified as short bursts of high speed wind according to Wikipedia. “There were a couple of pedestrians buried in debris. Units were here in…
…president and to ask for respect and dignity for Haitian and African immigrants.” Judy Sheridan-Gonzalez, president of the New York Nurses Association, noted the sad irony in confronting Trump’s overt…
…Honduras, Guatemala and Central America. They are fleeing the violence that you see there. They are coming here to seek refuge and safety.” Although presently in ICE custody, Ragbir has…
…workers and family members were receiving the benefits as of August, estimating that those households included about 700 workers, more than 10 percent of the company’s Ohio workforce. “We’ve appreciated…
…Ohio AFL-CIO President Timothy W. Burga told the committee, are “due to a lack of revenue and not because of atypical benefit costs.” The taxes employers pay into the fund,…
…pursuing project-labor agreements for public construction, with a “full circle of participation” among municipalities, contractors, and unions. “There should be labor standards with all public money,” he says. A member…
…Miranda defended his fellow Teamster saying Garcia-Vasquez had done “absolutely nothing wrong.” “Our union stands with immigrant New Yorkers and against the hostile actions of the Trump administration,” the Teamsters…
