…is taking Boeing to court today to argue that the company broke the law by opening a nonunion factory in South Carolina instead of expanding an already unionized production line….
Reprint May 23, 2011 By Scott Stevens May 12, 2011 UFT/photo by Miller Photography http://www.aft.org/newspubs/news/2011/051211newyork.cfm AFT president Randi Weingarten told a rally of more than 1,000 child care workers and…
…Matos, a city worker, expressed the anger of many workers at the rally over media reports that have alleged that municipal employees are overpaid, and unwilling to make sacrifices to…
…not have counsel. With all the new changes to the law and specific rules and regulations, a claimant without an attorney will be hard pressed to win their case and…
…drug prices and locate the nearest participating pharmacies. The Big Apple Rx card also has an iPhone application that allows consumers to locate their nearest pharmacy and present the card…
…between the ages of 14 and 24 summer employment and educational opportunities in the public, private and non-profit sector. The City of New York, in partnership with the Mayor’s Fund…
By Erica Varlese Yesterday, the New York City Opera Union filed charges against the company for unfair labor practices and attempted to get a court order to prevent its move…
…of the city economy, including transit workers, CUNY faculty and students, housing advocates and AIDs and homeless advocates. Michael Richardson, a tower operator for NYC Transit subways, said the teachers’…
…all New Yorkers at a public City Council hearing. At the City Council’s Contracts Committee hearing today, Mayor Bloomberg’s biased and rigged anti living wage study was also challenged. Council…
…of a major mobilization in Lower Manhattan organized by a coalition of community, labor, and progressive groups Over 100 “classes” took place at the event, which also featured a march…
