…and T’ruah: The Rabbinic Call for Human Rights. “Our agenda is a living wage,” says Toback. “$15 is just a starting point.” These are “very similar battles” to the ones…
…and Health and Human Resources, all represented by AFSCME. Several anti-worker Assembly members did make last minute attempts to stalemate the bipartisan budget and fast-track controversial bills to create a…
…wage scale, and forces workers to haul as many 50 lb. bushels of produce each day as humanly possible. Despite the literally backbreaking work, farm workers are not subject to…
…the design work that’s necessary in the early years of the project so that over the next 10 years we’ll be able to make an investment of somewhere between $15…
…design of the driver’s side-view mirror, that can be over 14 inches wide, and the pillar that supports it. He then pointed to another image of how buses were designed…
…of Labor Standards as a sort of one-stop-shop designed to study and promote worker protections, education and safety, while also enforcing city laws. If ultimatley approved, the mayor would decide…
…States, where American manufacturing workers could have had good paying jobs that respect basic human dignity. It is another example of why the American people should call Congress and say…
…its needs for its next five-year capital plan. Also, he expressed frustration with the design-build contracting program, which the Governor touts as the most effective and efficient process to complete…
…too, wanted to be treated like men, like human beings. Let us remember Dr. King by recommitting ourselves to the ongoing pursuit of worker rights, civil rights, and human rights….
March 24, 2015 By Marc Bussanich UAW Region 9A’s Julie Kushner receives award at the 44th Jewish Labor Committee’s Human Rights Award Dinner. New York, NY—The new leader of the…
