…and the results could have a huge impact on the kinds of new jobs that will need to be created. “There’s been a lot of damage, but the good news…
December 28, 2012 By Joe Maniscalco In the last two years, the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers has tried unsuccessfully to organize 230 employees at GKN Aerospace in…
…ushered in by systematic out location of manufacturing jobs from American cities coupled with intended diseducation of children who became young adults eager for work but utterly unprepared for emerging…
…to remain in New York, and offering benefits that keep NYC arts organizations competitive in the talent market. Over the past three years, Gagliardi and his team have increased membership…
…media or other online sources,” UNITE HERE spokesperson Brenda Cater told LaborPress. “So, the labor movement, like any other institution, needs to recognize that and adapt to that new reality….
…longer. The hurricane exacerbated long-standing struggles for low-income communities, who bore the brunt of the storm. The non-profit world is working to provide critical supplies and resources to help people…
…the Chicago Alliance of Charter Teachers and Staff (Chicago ACTS), an American Federation of Teachers affiliate, as the bargaining agent for the 52 teachers, certified paraprofessionals, counselors and social workers…
…need to continue to rebuild bus service and invest in the infrastructure necessary to keep our buses running and deliver the best service possible to New Yorkers and those who…
November 21, 2012 By UFCW International President Joe Hansen For the second year, Walmart is planning to put profits before its workers by beginning its Black Friday sales at 8…
…association, Massaro will run the group’s distinguished speakers program, plan meetings, coordinate with other Chaminade alumni associations and spearhead a membership drive. He is a member of the school’s Class…
