…problem-solving for members. The new COVID world we are in makes it difficult to contact so many of our co-workers right now. But we can do so by phone, zoom…
…Polls, estimate there are 140 million low-wage and low-wealth Americans that made up 35 percent of the nation’s electorate in 2020. 1199SEIU members from New York arrived in Washington, D.C. aboard…
…that be to use $100 million of the state’s $3 billion federal aid surplus for hazard pay, word was spreading that the union that represents workers in Atlantic City casinos…
…was “better understood but not fully understood yet.” COVID’S VICE The unprecedented stress and strain on the FDNY EMS has had real world consequences for its members and their families…
…experience that rivals the best airports in the world. To get there, a consortium of labor, operating and financial partners have come together in a unique collaboration to envision a…
…he said. “This training center and fund is really a testament to all that.” Bill Ferrell, who used to write for the New York Daily News, and now writes the…
…that comprehensive federal programs were necessary to support the victims. In collaboration with the New York State congressional delegation, advocates prepared legislation that would ultimately become the World Trade Center…
…also a fan of unexpected hole-in-the-wall places such as Gaga, the little dim sum place at 2 Cortlandt Street, right next to Cortlandt News. There’s a reason why unions are…
…and recovery operations. At the time, government officials claimed the air near Ground Zero was safe to breathe. Michael Barasch. Yet within weeks, many responders had developed “World Trade Center…
…in front of the American people the faces of people they do not think about,” Rev. Dr. William Barber, the co-chair of the march told reporters at a June 6,…
