…academic and social development. Most importantly, Lower Manhattan teachers – members of the United Federation of Teachers (UFT) – kept their students safe. Today, twenty years later, these teachers are…
…to keep in mind that many of these same workers were in Downtown Manhattan during the September 11, 2001 attack on the World Trade Center. Kathryn Wylde, of the Partnership…
…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…
…left 29 people injured including ten people wounded by gunfire. Yet, for transit workers, according to national data, it’s just another incident in a troubling trend of increased workplace violence…
…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…
…word out. If you were in Lower Manhattan on 9/11 or in the eight months that followed, you are eligible to register with the World Trade Center Health Program and…
…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 they need to start. We need more workers, and we need better pay.” Martinez, an 1199SEIU member, was speaking at an online discussion Apr. 6 between four nursing-home workers…
…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…
