…“Those that do have it, have to fight like hell to keep it. If you believe in Labor then you’d understand an injury to one is an injury to all.”…
…Economic Policy Institute said in its analysis. EPI policy associate Margaret Poydock, coauthor of that report, credits “solidarity.” The West Virginia teachers’ strikes of 2018 and 2019 were technically illegal…
…resources, and it’s prolonging an injured worker from healing and getting better in an effort to go back to work,” said Merlino. “Prolonging the treatment that is needed it is…
…the U.S. economy is somehow booming under Donald J. Trump. Guys like George Iosifidis, Jose Marte and Chris Negrinelli have invested huge chunks of their lives taking care of the…
…expand existing intervention tools and survivor support services. In 2019 it issued its Code of Conduct to uphold professional standards and address the potentially toxic culture and power imbalances that…
…contract. The new contract significantly builds on benefits that were included in the first contract, which was negotiated in 2016. The workers in the bargaining unit work across New York State…
…it. With over 10,000 Bronxites now enrolled in NYC Care, we are showing firsthand what it means to be a City that puts working people first.” NYC Care is a…
…to negotiating the non-economic components of this contract in the weeks ahead.” The net cost of this settlement in the financial plan is approximately $152 million through the Fiscal Year…
…you look around, there are cranes everywhere,” Bragg added. “This industry is strong and it’s because of our hard work and our hard labor that they’re doing well. Is it…
…is going — and it’s a major issue. But what’s driving that pressure is the high and increasingly rising costs, which are putting pressure on everybody. The taxpayers are funding…
