…around the world. In a radio appearance, Mayor Bloomberg commented that Occupy Wall Street protestors were trying to destroy jobs. In the suburbs of New York, recipients of state benefits…
…of Labor for OSHA, John Howard, M.D. Director of the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, Richard Woychik, Deputy Director of the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences, and…
September 9, 2011 The President took an important and necessary step September 8th: he started a serious national conversation about how to solve our jobs crisis. He showed working people…
…jobs in recent years. The new Advanced Energy Research and Technology Center has the potential to become a major force in the energy business with adequate government support. Brookhaven National…
…Verizon had a specially rigged tractor trailer that provided free international, national and local calling as well as internet access for residents. Company spokesman Howard Waterman said the trailer was…
…until he can go back to work to provide for her. Some good news was announced to the rallying members, as the National Labor Relations Board in Washington, D.C., recently…
…York State Constitution was later amended, and the Workers’ Compensation Law was re-enacted (and now upheld as constitutional). In 1935, due to the efforts of the labor movement, the National…
…refusing to attach Pullman cars to the trains. Soon 125,000 railway workers went on strike against 29 railroads operating on tracks running through Chicago. This shut down the entire national…
…future and for our children’s future; we have lead the struggle for people of every race, creed, sexual orientation or national origin to be treated equally and fairly. We stand…
…communities, unemployment has risen over 16 percent. If workers stuck in part-time employment are added to the national unemployment figure, the national unemployment rate is 16.1 percent. To bring working…
