…private and religious institutions. The good news is that may be changing, thanks to the legal advocacy of NEA and its allies and the common sense of President Obama’s National…
…to deliver the highest quality education, and to see that replicated at another institution is good news for the union and the teaching profession,” said UFT Vice President Leo Casey….
…under Mayor John Lindsay, and he would be appalled, as am I, that nearly 40 years later, the government is breaking its promise to these retirees by not continuing their…
…on workers from the White House. The stakes were high for working families, almost as high as they are today. The American people had an important decision to make. They…
…Bronx on service expansion, local hiring, and other key concerns. “Today’s announcement shows that Fresh Direct continues to live up to those commitments,” said Bronx Borough President Ruben Diaz Jr….
…to instantaneously communicate with members, legislators, common interest groups, and news reporters. Regular technological improvements may be needed to provide efficiency and effectiveness in the communication process. A comprehensive political…
…is kind of tight. Friday morning it’s all supposed to be ok as you get paid today. You stop at the caffeine supply shop and spend $1.89 on coffee, which…
…legacy upon which the union was built to become what it is today: a sophisticated international organization. They knew labor and they knew the political environment. Without them, I don’t…
…rules are now more specific than NYS election laws and rules. This article will focus on state elections (Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Attorney General, Assembly and Senate) and the registration and…
…the go-to guy for our Eastern Region.” Mr. Carpenter joins Equity from his current position as the Assistant National Executive Director and Chief Labor Counsel for SAG-AFTRA “This is a…
