…relations campaign that pushed the open shop and ABC while criticizing prevailing wage laws and the Building Trades. ABC was founded, according to Kriger, because essentially American big business didn’t…
…members included Juan Gonzalez of the NY Daily News, Joseph Dickens of the Working Families Party, Mary Clinton of UAW Local 2110 and liaison to OWS and Melissa Ryan of…
…Right of Aesthetic Realism to Be Known, No. 1815. Every American deserves an economy that is fair to the needs of each individual and all persons. Strong unions are necessary…
…Despite the public meeting, the hearings, the countless community meetings by preservation advocates and community organizations, numerous articles on the proposed district and even articles in REBNY’s own newsletter, owners…
…work in a tight labor market. Optimistic pundits and economists insist that the economy is improving and that before long, there will be lots of jobs as employers begin hiring….
…Mayor Bloomberg for “relentlessly privatizing public services and City programs.” The Mayor’s 2013 Budget “contained bad news for thousands of hard-working public servants and vital City programs including our public…
…an attorney with Meyer, Suozzi, English & Klein, P.C. and Deborah Axt, Co-Director of Make the Road-NY. LaborPress had the opportunity to interview those in attendance, such as Ken Brynien,…
July 11, 2011 Around Town By Neal Tepel New York City based teachers of English as a second language at the Washington Post’s educational subsidiary, Kaplan Inc., voted in favor…
…Chinese, Portuguese, Saudis, Swedes, Germans, Russians, Bolivians and those from dozens of other countries? It is well-known that in Europe, people can speak and write in at least two languages,…
…average of 245,000 gain on average for the three month period of December-February. The unemployment rate rose from 8.1 percent to 8.2 percent. Unemployment checks will run out this summer…
