…would have only had two sitting members and three empty chairs. The Supreme Court ruled in 2010 that the Board needs at least three members to conduct business or issue…
January 12, 2012 By Bendix Anderson, LaborPress Senior Editor This November, George Miranda became the first Puerto Rican ever elected to the executive board of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters….
…had no objection to his reemployment. Kenneth Peterson worked for the Mark Hopkins International Hotel from December 2009 through March 1, 2011. The CBA lawfully provided that employees had to…
…But according to Andy Kraus, a spokesman for Veolia Transportation Services, the North American subsidiary of Veolia Transdev, said that Veolia Environment announced on December 6 that it’ll be divesting…
…quickly. “They’re just trying to make a quick buck on the arbitrage [taking advantage of a price difference between two or more markets] of the stock price. The longer you…
…and honor Dr. King for his contribution to America’s Civil Rights Movement, let’s not forget about how his efforts also helped advance the American Labor Movement. Of course Dr. King…
…that have allowed working people to maintain a foothold in the middle class post-World War II. New York City’s commercial real estate industry was the last holdout as the union…
…that, “In New York City, an entry level janitor gets paid twice as much as an entry level teacher.” But Robert Troeller, president of Local 891, International Union of Operating…
…in the world, and therefore can afford to pay the cleaners’ maximum annual salary of $47,000. “The building our headquarters is located just sold for $500 million. They [real estate…
…support unionization may quit or be fired. “Easily five percent of the workforce could turn over,” said Cary. The NLRB ruling allows a hearing officer to exclude evidence and briefs…
