…clamoring for change and their protesting has attracted public sympathy. Recently, hundreds of thousands of disillusioned Indians cheered a rural activist on a hunger strike. Israel reeled before the largest…
…will always be remembered first and foremost as a civil rights leader. School children today are taught about his civil disobedience, the marches he led and the speeches he gave…
…that have allowed working people to maintain a foothold in the middle class post-World War II. New York City’s commercial real estate industry was the last holdout as the union…
…in the cauldron of struggle for collective bargaining rights with the City while simultaneously fending off inter-union rivalry for the right to represent staff analysts. Today’s OSA members work in…
…in 1996. She’s been a cleaner at a Fox News building on 6th Avenue for the past 20 years. “It’s always scary to strike, but more so now because I’m…
…support unionization may quit or be fired. “Easily five percent of the workforce could turn over,” said Cary. The NLRB ruling allows a hearing officer to exclude evidence and briefs…
…work for transportation solutions that help both the driver and the customer.” “Today is a great day for Upper Manhattan and outer borough residents,” said Council Member Melissa Mark-Viverito. “Finally,…
…the world’s most famous and world class hospitals and doesn’t believe that a nurse brought on a ward just before a possible strike can provide the level of care and…
December 21, 2011 By Marc Bussanich, LaborPress City Reporter Important negotiations between the NY State Nurses Association and two major medical centers in the City will occur today as both…
…a timely and efficient audit. Call your auditor today to schedule a meeting or a teleconference. For over 25 years, Armao, Costa & Ricciardi, CPAs, has been committed to providing…
