NEW YORK, N.Y.—Two years ago, ten union leaders at the city’s Labor Day parade identified three main themes for the labor movement: solidarity, turning back attacks on workers, and convincing…
…workers who’ve had their hours reduced to part-time. “The bills signed into law today will enhance roadway work zone safety; create a fairer unemployment benefit for workers whose hours were…
…geopolitical and economic circumstances, and needs to be utilized in favor of the working people and protected at all costs. Globalization of the international economy has eroded the ability of…
…There are other people who find the subject of mental health hits too close to home. According to Mental Health First Aid (USA), 1 in 5 people will experience a…
…equipment, preps the work, bids the jobs and helps workers “still easing into [the job].” He also deals with the finance department, and the inner workings of corporations. His role…
…of formerly incarcerated, and 10% women. “Today, we’re here to celebrate a job,” Local 79 organizing director Chaz Rynkiewicz said. Formerly incarcerated workers expressed the same sentiments as Adams. “We…
OAKLAND, Calif.— A California judge ruled August 20 that the state ballot initiative that defines app-based taxi and delivery drivers as independent contractors is unconstitutional — but there is likely…
…on the job. Today, Buttelman is spending his days working at the Belmont Arena. “I’ve been there for almost a year. It’s been a fun job,” he says. “We’re working…
…middle-class life.” “The epitome of solidarity and grit, President Trumka was nothing short of a working-class hero,” said International Union of Elevator Constructors (IUEC) General President Frank J. Christensen. “A…
