New York, NY – 32BJ SEIU janitors, doormen and security officers took a knee along 6th Avenue today to commemorate the 30th anniversary of the Justice for Janitors movement. (Watch…
WASHINGTON—In a landmark 6-3 decision June 15, the Supreme Court ruled that the Civil Rights Act of 1964’s ban on employment discrimination on the basis of sex extends to sexual…
…and Health Administration to issue emergency safety rules to protect workers from being exposed to the virus. “We are very disappointed that three judges did not deem the lives of…
…demonstrations with 4,000 additional police officers and an overnight curfew that stretched into an entire week. Numerous videos captured NYPD cops brutalizing demonstrators and driving police cruisers into crowds during…
…price gouging complaints related to COVID-19 and gone after the bad actors behind these unlawful acts, but today’s law will vastly expand our efforts to protect New Yorkers’ wallets, as…
…to the situation we are in today. “We need a long-term care vision that truly learns the lessons of the past two years—the tragedy at Wanaque that should have been…
…ahead of schedule,” Cumbo said. “While this is good news, a curfew was not warranted, nor beneficial to our city. The curfew was used by the NYPD as another tactic…
…about, and that is getting the word out that there needs to be a paradigm shift from the perception that construction is something you do because you couldn’t go to…
…this Solano county helicopter crash were Local 676 member Jimmy Wasdin and Local 1245 member Travis Shull. The pilot, Roscoe Gray, was not afilliated with a union. “We are absolutely devastated by the news…
