…of New Yorkers cannot afford to take unpaid time from work, forcing them to choose between the health and financial security of their families. A Better Balance, a NYC-based national…
…the people of New York are appreciative of their service,” continued Parker (D-21). Remains of veterans from World War I to the Vietnam era in New York and other states…
…Cilento, who each expressed their solidarity with the Con Edison workers. The union’s national president, Michael Langford, said in an interview that Local 1-2’s struggle is very important, as the…
Recent NLRB Decision Makes Organizing Easier June 13, 2012 By Larry Cary Last year, the National Labor Relations Board issued its decision in Specialty Healthcare and Rehabilitation Center, 375 NLRB No….
…world, will develop an underclass of people. Homelessness will increase, and so, inevitably, will violence and crime. Employers will continue to cut wages and benefits, pushing workers into a “race…
…Mayor Bloomberg for “relentlessly privatizing public services and City programs.” The Mayor’s 2013 Budget “contained bad news for thousands of hard-working public servants and vital City programs including our public…
…an attorney with Meyer, Suozzi, English & Klein, P.C. and Deborah Axt, Co-Director of Make the Road-NY. LaborPress had the opportunity to interview those in attendance, such as Ken Brynien,…
…of representation by the Newspaper Guild of New York. The teachers, based at the three Manhattan facilities of Kaplan International Centers, voted for the Guild by a 2-1 margin, despite…
…install cameras in each of the rail stations in the system’s network, but the project hasn’t been completed and has run over budget. “It’s running over budget by tens of…
…said. “The Medicaid Redesign Team has led the charge, and this waiver will allow New York State to fully implement the groundbreaking MRT action plan to permanently restructure our health…
