…State’s decrepit antitrust laws and at least curb Amazon’s ever-increasing monopoly power around the Empire State. “We have a corporation, a monopoly that has grown too big to fail —…
…explosive coal dust in the mines, safety was an afterthought. Miners said bitterly that the companies cared more about the lives of the mules that pulled coal carts than about…
…sustainability, development, and growth. We reached this milestone in July 2021 with the support of a long-term, mission-aligned partner who believes in our work and wanted to directly support our…
…would apply to businesses on any property that receives at least $500,000 either directly from the city or from a city economic-development agency. If the aid is in the form…
…and in that capacity has led the Local 338 Funds to strengthen financially while simultaneously improving service to the participants and bringing the members’ new and exciting benefits and programs….
…think we are about 2,000 people. That’s a really big workforce and we could make a lot of change here and really push for some substantial improvements in the workplace.”…
New York, NY – The New York Health and Essential Rights (HERO) Act was signed into law on May 5, 2021 and expanded to include Covid-19 on September 6, 2021….
…information about workers’ comp claims and insurance costs. Labor attorney Robert Grey. The Rating Board’s 2021 report proposed a 6.4% reduction in employer workers’ compensation costs. Combined with reductions that…
…Kimmel. By now, we all know the film industry is mourning the accidental death of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins. Hutchins was killed by a prop gun while filming the movie “Rust”…
Members of the NYCDCC’s “Sisters in the Brotherhood” mentorship program. New York, NY – Women may still only constitute about 10% of the overall construction workforce, but LaborPress spoke to…
