…Today, the organization consists of more than eighty member unions and groups representing more than one million active and retired public employees. LaborPress checked in with Meringolo to talk about…
…for hazard pay,” said John Samuelsen, international president of the Transport Workers Union of America, which represents 150,000 workers in rail, public transit, air travel across the country. “It’s the…
…for their national march in Washington on June 18. In Part 2 of this week’s Stuck Nation we spotlight yet another grass roots union drive that’s helping to revive the…
…the air near Ground Zero was safe to breathe. But it wasn’t. And today — as with first responders and other survivors — door attendants and maintenance workers who were…
…282 in Lake Success, NY. Today, we continue our ongoing series leading up to this year’s gala event introducing each of those fascinating and inspiring award-winners to the wider labor…
…and federal Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) administrator Chiquita Brooks-LaSure. It was organized by the Service Employees International Union, which represents about 160,000 nursing-home workers. The COVID-19 pandemic,…
…the Service Employees International Union, the American Federation of Government Employees, the Communications Workers of America and the Union for Commercial Food Workers. Last week, SEIU International President Mary Kay…
…282 in Lake Success, NY. Today, we continue our ongoing series leading up to this year’s gala event introducing each of those fascinating and inspiring award-winners to the wider labor…
…At the time, officials from the federal government claimed the air was safe to breathe. It wasn’t. Today, responders and survivors who were exposed to Ground Zero toxins have an…
…— “having to pay to work,” McIntosh calls it. International students had their own issues, such as limited legal protections. And for others, it was “autonomy as an essential part…
