…to the average American citizen thus far as we begin the New Year. The economy has moved away from them. The ethnic makeup of the nation is shifting. Immigration has…
…record as a corporate raider backs up his words: He supports laws that attack workers’ rights and make it easier to fire people. Laws like the so-called “right to work”…
…breaking point occurred when the company demanded its workers complete 8 jobs per day without any additional compensation. According to Tim Dubnau, an organizer for CWA District 1, the company…
…biggest recall in American history is available to view here. Graphic illustrations of the recall numbers are available to view here and here. Workers Independent News – 520 University Avenue,…
…giant public construction projects like rebuilding the World Trade Center in downtown Manhattan. That makes the dozens of construction projects mentioned by the Mayor that much more important. The labor…
…meltdown in Japan] on the other side of the world and use it as a soap box to close Indian Point.” But Musegaas insists that Riverkeeper’s goal to close Indian…
…“haves” and “have nots” through the co-location of charter schools within operating public school buildings. We know that Dr. King would never support pitting African-American and Latino parents against teachers…
…standards that have been a signature part of the American workplace. For those older workers who are still in the old industrial system their time is running out and those…
…be good for American business. In actuality, many of the policies the Chamber supports are bad for American business and bad for the American economy. The Chamber does not speak…
…14 percent of our workforce. Mayor Bloomberg’s commitment to helping the more than 1.2 million low wage workers in New York climb the ladder of financial security is welcome news.”…
