Brooklyn, NY – The death of Black Indiana physician Dr. Susan Moore five days before Christmas from COVID-19, was unfortunately, just one of the latest examples of systemic racism disproportionately…
…that the vaccination process will spread as quickly as the coronavirus itself, the task of vaccinating the entire country is proving to be extremely problematic. Nevertheless, hope and help appear…
…leadership personally helped get PPE in the hands of Market workers. “I, personally, and other leaders were in the workplace distributing PPE,” Kane says. “One — it was necessary. Two…
…use up all our paid sick time, which meant I couldn’t use it when I really needed it after getting into a car accident. We were also severely understaffed because…
…that is set for July 6, Quezada has become a proponent for hazard pay, especially after his harrowing experience with the coronavirus. “I feel like even today, there’s a possibility…
…and 3,000 N-95 masks, according to Lee’s office. The Floating Hospital in Long Island City; the Joseph P. Addabbo Family Health Center in the Rockaways; the Plaza del Sol Family…
…percent on May 16, 2020; 2.25 percent on May 16, 2021; and 2.75 percent on May 16, 2022 for a compounded total of 9.8 percent. According to Casella, ATU represents…
…the necessary element of a return to work for the Unions and Guilds representing film and television casts and crews. Developed jointly by the Unions and Guilds in consultation with…
…their co-workers who have been lost to COVID-19. LaborPress recently talked with Jobs with Justice Executive Director Erica Smiley to learn more about the project, why it was started, and…
…community programs or services following the killing of George Floyd in Minnesota on Memorial Day. Floyd’s killing has not only led to demonstrators demanding police reformations, it has also led…
