…Award goes to an exemplary labor history scholar each year. This year’s Hillman Prize and Stetin winners are: Book Journalism Ira Katznelson “Fear Itself” Liveright/W.W. Norton & Co. Newspaper…
…options in dealing with issues like Russia, immigration, Syria and the Middle East. Washington, DC – “It seems hard to play the long game in an era of instant news…
April 21, 2014 By Stephanie West Governor Andrew M. Cuomo kicked off the official opening of the 114th New York International Automobile Show on Saturday April 19th at Jacob K….
…to invest in organizing workers in Texas, we will help make Texas work better for all Texans, not just the 1% who profit from the chaos of an unfettered market….
…girl in a purple parka, two restless boys with close-cropped hair skittering in the aisles, most more comfortable in Spanish than in English. They drummed on joint-compound buckets to amplify…
…Perez said. “You’ve been doing it for over 60 years, developing world-class curriculum, utilizing cutting-edge technology, never compromising on quality, leveraging hundreds of millions of dollars of private sector dollars…
…for paying low wages. Meanwhile, U.S. CEOs – the highest paid in the world – pocketed an average of $11.7 million in 2013. That means CEOs were paid 331 times…
…and Teamsters International Vice President. “The battle took almost four years, but our negotiators knew that they must bring the employees a contract that honored their job seniority, has just-cause…
…that working men and women need to start “running their own people” in elections. “We know better than anyone else what’s in our best interest,” Hawkins said this week. On…
April 14, 2014 By Joe Maniscalco Design contest winners are awarded their prize. New York, NY – In a rapidly changing world increasingly obsessed with glass and steel, there’s at…
