…there. Latino workers were hit the hardest, with 25.5% becoming victims of this tragic trend. Read the full story by Josh Niland for Archinect News, published February 24, 2023, here:http://bit.ly/3xUpK7l…
…into chants. “DCINY, give us a piece of the pie,” the musicians belted. The majority of the orchestra of Distinguished Concerts International New York voted to join the NYC musicians’…
…incarcerated. I hope the word gets out to unscrupulous employers everywhere–continue to cheat workers and prepare to find yourself either in jail or out of business,” said Michael E. Hellstrom,…
Local 802, the musician’s union, is on strike against Distinguished Concerts International New York (DCINY), and plans a rally outside of Carnegie Hall on Monday, Feb. 20, at 6 p.m….
…AP. “The alternatives floated by DeSantis—the International Baccalaureate and Cambridge Assessment— don’t provide the same breadth of course offerings and are not widely accepted by other colleges and universities. As…
…on-site training, our members are prepared to work on the most difficult jobs found in the construction industry today. LP: What are some stand-out projects your members have worked on?…
…Washington, sued the International Brotherhood of Teamsters seeking compensation for ready-mix concrete that went to waste amid a weeklong drivers’ strike in 2017. The Washington Supreme Court threw out the…
…union jobs are what holds a fair economy together and create true equity. True to his word, Biden has managed, against great odds, to push through legislation that supports infrastructure,…
…part of a large digital campaign and featured on sites like Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, and many more. Read the full story on AFSCME News, published January 19, 2023, here: http://bit.ly/40PaFRY…
…former positions, however, they won’t get back pay, leading unions to say they will sue. Read the full story by Marcia Cramer for CBS News, published February 6, 2023, here:http://cbsn.ws/3YhyWyl…
