At first glance, it appeared this past Wednesday like a crew of about a half dozen picketing writers outside a Chelsea warehouse had single-handedly shut down a day of production…
…The collective bargaining agreements – which cover workers at the stores in Romeoville, Ottawa, Rosemont, Chicago and Arlington Heights, Ill. – include 20 percent wage increases over the lifetime of…
…gonna let your company get away with anything,” Scopo said. As an organizer Scopo led a campaign called “#takeitback” that was aimed at supporting non-union workers rise up and demand…
…has to aware of his\her surroundings at all times and must be understanding that there are victims of crimes, families of victims and also families of defendants in the courts…
…one-year Temporary Officer. I was hired as a permanent Officer in August of 1992. I served as an Officer at the Queens Midtown Tunnel (QMT) since that time. After an unsuccessful…
…After graduating from John Jay College of Criminal Justice, I began my career in Adult Services as an Investigative Probation Officer and worked a variety of assignments. I became a…
…approximately 5,900 active members and approximately 11,000 retirees. LaborPress had a chance to find out more about his background, union trajectory, and legislative wins. LP: What was it like for…
…to get ahead in life. No one was ever going to give you another anything for free. Accept advice, and you must always be grateful for every big or small…
…I am a National Vice President of AFT and a member of the SEIU Executive Board. I am also a member of the NYS Retirement System Advisory Council and sit…
…able to sponsor me into Local 46. I started as an apprentice in 1989. After completing my apprenticeship in 1992, I worked as a journeyman. In 2001, I became a…
