January 31, 2013 By Neal Tepel, LaborPress Publisher New York, NY – Civil rights attorney, and radio show host Yetta Kurland receivedanother labor endorsement today, this time by Amalgamated Transit…
…the last three years, stuff has been breaking down,” said Perlstein. “It’s not life threatening, but I’ve had all kinds of problems. And my fellow retirees are dropping like flies….
…Hyatt Regency was the first heavily-subsidized major hotel project in Baltimore. Sadly today, many jobs at the Hyatt are subcontracted to temp agencies paying workers poverty wages with no benefits….
…Rumsfeld, the Supreme Court ruled that the military commissions set up by the Bush administration to try detainees could not do so because it violated American military justice law and…
…growing inside affected homes and apartments. “We’re here today in support of the other New York – the silent New York,” said Edison Severino, business manager for Laborers Local 78….
…officially running for Mayor of New York City! I’m running for mayor because, after nearly twelve years of Mayor Bloomberg’s policies, our City isn’t living up to its potential –…
…for Children, a mixed coalition of child care, after school and advocacy groups in its latest report called the transition to Early Learn unstable and warned “that the underfunded contracts…
…than ever before, this answer will be supplied by men and women we refer to today as “quants”, a fitting role for those who function in an era of endless…
…in the U.S. Therefore, we’re announcing today we’ll be buying $50 billion worth of U.S-made products over the next 10 years. We will grow U.S. manufacturing on two fronts—increasing what we’re…
…striking on Wednesday, according to the union. Local 1181’s President, Michael Cordiello, told the media today via phone conference that the union can’t reach a resolution with the Mayor because…
