…is going on” in the world. Filpo is working with a company called CW Sheet Metal doing emergency work on area hospitals installing wings on numerous floors designated for the…
…the world to be up and running as quickly as possible. I just don’t want to see anyone else die. Therefore, in order to preserve our best interest, we have…
…they’re buying more of their goods online, which is increasing garbage and recycling loads. “These procedures have increased the workload, but we’re managing and we’re doing good,” exclaims Reilly. The…
…to attend college. She initially attended the University of Rome, but after World World II broke out Jacobson attended the University of Southern California and later received her Master’s degree…
…as an immigrant, she was really glad the protest happened. “A lot of times we think that because our English is not as good as Americans’, we didn’t know we…
New York, NY – Elsie Ingabire had steady work after graduating from NEW’s [Nontraditional Employment for Women] Building Trades program. But then the COVID–19 pandemic hit town. NEW Building Trades…
…These plants closed because at least 30 workers died and more than 10,000 workers have been infected or exposed to COVID-19,” said UFCW President Mark Perrone. “The rush by the…
Washington DC – AFSCME has launched a comprehensive media campaign titled: FUND THE FRONT LINES. The American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME) is airing a pair of…
…NYS LECET. “In construction, we see workers breaking themselves on taxpayer funded jobs for poverty-level wages. Where’s the dignity in that? As we reimagine our economy and the role construction…
…the board to prevent mail elections at the Naples Daily News, two other Southwest Florida newspapers, and the Wilmington News Journal in Delaware. An in-person vote at the News Journal…
