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NY HERO Act Reaches State Senate Floor with ‘Moral Imperative’
ALBANY, N.Y.—The state Senate Labor Committee voted 10-1 to send a landmark COVID-safety bill to the floor Jan. 19—not a moment too soon, says the
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New Executive Orders Aimed at Strengthening Workplace Safety Amidst Ongoing Pandemic
WASHINGTON – President Joe Biden didn’t waste any time his first full day on the job establishing better safety standards for workers across the nation. One
Biden Moves Quick to Boot Anti-Worker Head of the NLRB
WASHINGTON—One of President Joseph Biden’s first actions upon taking office Jan. 20, was to fire National Labor Relations Board general counsel Peter Robb, a longtime
Bosses Failing to Protect NY Workers From COVID-19 Could Face New Fines
New York, NY—New York State Senator Michael Gianaris (D, WF) on Wednesday, stood with public and private sector workers to announce a new bill that
Workers Demand New York State Force Employers to Provide On-the-Job Protections As Reopening Progresses
Queens, NY – This week, a cross-section of essential workers throughout the city gathered in Jackson Heights, Queens, one of the hardest hit communities during
CUNY Union Forms Human Chain to Shield Adjuncts From Mass Layoffs
New York, NY – Over 100 PSC CUNY members formed a social distancing line from the CUNY Central Office on 42nd Street to Gov. Andrew
‘Essential Until It’s Time to Pay!’ Cops Bust Hunts Pt. Workers Striking For $1/Hr Raise During a Pandemic
NEW YORK, N.Y.—Six striking workers at the Hunts Point Produce Market in the Bronx were arrested for blocking traffic shortly after midnight Jan. 19. Video
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I saw a stat recently that nearly 80% of new year’s resolutions fail! Don’t let that be the case when it comes to your goals
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UPOA Challenges Ongoing Discrimination Against Women of Color
New York, NY – Members of the United Probation Officers Association (UPOA) filed a class-action lawsuit recently, against the City of New York and its
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New York, NY – Now that virtual learning is becoming the new normal, some students are struggling more at home than they did in the
Self-Care is Essential to a Job Done Right
New York, NY – The one undeniable fact is self-care is an essential part of teamwork. This means with all of our daily tasks and
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New York, NY – There is something to be said about people who have been etched in our history books. Their legacies remain because of
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Amazon and the Exploitation of People of Color
“They know the level of desperation out there [for work]. We
