…figure there are only 700 managers who know how to do our job.” Although they couldn’t confirm the news, the picketing Local 1-2 members said that two managers were hurt…
…opposed to Mayor Bloomberg who only seems only to stand with the 1 percent.” That may not be the best news for workers working on projects right now that have…
…Ira Wechsler said. “The Berger Commission has targeted central Brooklyn which serves mainly Black-American, Black-West Indian and Latino people. That’s where almost all of the cuts are going on. This…
…against Hormel Foods, A.E. Staley Company and Detroit News, three of labor’s most contentious battles in recent history. He went on to earn a law degree at New York University…
…this country and abroad. These devastating trade deals have led to millions of jobs being shipped overseas and even have limited our government’s ability to buy American-made products with our…
…Ask questions about their deposit processing, funds availability, automated clearing house (ACH) and wire transfer policies. Understand its policies and procedures for online transactions. The point is you want to…
…be abolished. Others demand there be changes. In a recent rally against the program, all of the announced New York City mayoral candidates planning to run in 2013 were present…
June 22, 2012 By Stephanie West Delegates to the 40th International Convention of the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees, AFL-CIO (AFSCME), Thursday June 21, 2012 elected Lee…
…Systems Division. Mr. Adamic also served as Chief Financial Officer, President and eventually CEO of Mercury Company. Steve is an Arbitrator for both the American Arbitration Association and the Commonwealth…
…of unionization post-World War II,” said Krieger. Because there were changes to the American economy during the Vietnam War, such as higher inflation, combined with the fact that many young…
