February 9, 2016 By Joe Maniscalco The road ahead for carriage drivers and pedicabs is unclear. Photo credit: Eliya via VisualHunt.com New York, NY – What’s going to happen to…
…are enough regulators at any level of government to do the job properly. Charlene Obernauer, executive director of the New York Committee for Occupational Safety and Health, recently told truthout.com…
…Tax delay comes as a relief to many unions, but it also has major ramifications for the future of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) in terms of funding. Stakeholders should…
January 21, 2016 By Joe Maniscalco New York, NY – The deal diffusing the long standoff between the de Blasio administration and horse carriage drivers has not come without controversy…
…RSVP to profileddocumentary@gmail.com. For those who can’t make it on the 27th, there will also be a preview screening of Profiled on Tuesday, January 26th at 7:00pm (Community Room at…
…the Friedrichs Case? Find out on this week’s edition of the LaborPress Radio Show/Podcast. Tune in Sunday at noon on WWRL 1600 AM, and then catch it online at www.lainvasora.com. …
…online at www.lainvasora.com. Frank Spotorno, president of Parkline Elevator Inspectors, Inc. — a Local 1 signatory — complained that too many companies are “hiring elevator mechanics that are coming off…
…IUEC Local 1’s Mike Halpin and Mark Gregorio, president of TEI, the largest company installing and repairing elevators in the city. The average elevator in this town makes 500 trips…
…AM this Sunday morning at 11 a.m. to hear all of this and more. And don’t forget to catch up on all of our past broadcasts at www.lainvasora1600.com. Look for…
…and Jersey City. Members of the coalition including NYC Public Advocate Letitia James, Comptroller Scott Stringer and Bronx Borough President Ruben Diaz, Jr. gathered at historic Riverside Church last weekend…
