…to “creating and producing new American plays for, about, and with working people.” On May 23, the Working Theater presents the Bridge Awards and Benefit honoring CWA 1180 President Gloria…
…toxins after 9/11. UFT members and leadership worked tirelessly alongside unions, 9/11 advocates, and lobbyists to secure health care and compensation for first responders and survivors with 9/11-related health conditions,…
…a Trump era proposal to reorganize the nation’s largest healthcare system to the detriment of America’s vets and the communities they call home. Part two features New York City Council…
…PM: Simply put, in addition to the three main issues we are focused on this session, the NYSPEC as an umbrella organization, have been and are fighting the erosion of…
…for attacking transit workers and allowed the agency to ban offenders for as long as a year or for their lifetime if the attack involved a deadly weapon. In 2020,…
…a porter. Since then, he said the union’s training fund has allowed him to study electrical work and plumbing. “I would like to be optimistic about [averting a strike] and…
…Ian Scott, a Dartmouth sophomore, a member of the Student Workers Collective at Dartmouth which has won a big vote to represent undergraduate students at 11 dining venues. https://www.laborpress.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/01-Whats-Going-On-Seg-1.mp3 https://www.laborpress.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/01-Whats-Going-On-Seg-2.mp3…
New York, NY – Among the nearly half a million people who were in Lower Manhattan on and after 9/11, door attendants and building maintenance staff played a crucial role…
…contractors and employees from taking advantage of their employees, and it also promotes a good brother and sisterhood environment in the workplace where everybody’s working towards a common goal. …
…where she works as a certified nursing assistant (CNA) on the midnight shift, she’ll have 16 patients on a good night and as many as 32 on a bad one….
