…New York, Dr. Vinton Thompson. Dr. Antonio Perez, President of Borough of Manhattan Community College, was also honored. Pierre Lehmuller, Executive Director of New York City Elementary Principal Association and…
…at the world famous emporium. Macy’s wants to cut worker pay, cut staff positions, undermine seniority, and reduce pensions. Sound familiar? It should. With music provided by musicians local 802…
…just a daydream. Listen to the AFL-CIO’s Mike Hall. He knows. Says Hall: “With all we know today, and all the avenues of protection available, there is simply no need…
…come from all over the world to better their lives. In return these newcomers bring their values and ideals, strengthening our city with their ingenuity, drive and hard daily labor….
…additional resources for the coming year. Unfortunately, we had to lay 20 people off and but have now brought most back. It was a long and stressful campaign but shows…
…out to you to work out the details. For info please call me at 917-567-9294 or email me at RandyF@hhsyc.org. Respectfully, Randy Fisher Executive Director Hip-Hop Summit Youth Council, Inc….
…month for 208 hours of work. I slept on the production floor.” “Then in 1994 we had a strike in my factory. I found a second life organizing workers. But…
…we can pay our bills. Because of our responsibility to our families and careers, it is rare to find any time for necessary breaks. It is not only tedious, but…
…of layoffs. A budget deal between Mayor Bloomberg and the United Federation of Teachers averted the predicted 4,100 layoffs. More and more employees new to the workforce are working numerous…
…Anderson. “In this respect, a drop in employment is not too surprising in and of itself.” “Having said that, these first quarter numbers are unsettling,” Mr. Anderson continued. “It is…
